"The day I was scheduled to go to the (US) embassy they had implemented a new system.
Hazeltine claimed that if Cornwall council had implemented a £45,000 drainage scheme to route excess water through nearby woods the tragedy would not have happened.
Eckert, in "remarks to president Blatter", noted that the Fifa president had "implemented a number of critical reforms, including those that made this inquiry possible".
"Investors thought Toyota had implemented a thorough quality control system, and the market's reaction is, 'is this happening again?'" Fumiyuki Nakanishi, manager at SMBC Friend Securities, told Reuters.
For years, Zikani had implemented a scholarship programme, funded by a foreign government, to put hundreds of rural girls through primary school.
At that time I was on a PhD scholarship, reviewing how parts of the US had implemented a similar policy to see what England could learn.
After all, George Bush, as governor of Texas, had implemented a series of reforms that made it more difficult to sue companies.
Clorox also announced that it had implemented a shareholder rights plan, commonly known as a poison pill, intended to make an undesirable takeover prohibitively expensive.
Clegg then argued his party had implemented a series of reforms to the original policy that made the policy far less punishing to the poor.
The Islamic Republic of Iran noted that the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya had implemented a number of international human rights instruments and had cooperated with relevant treaty bodies.
She said there were three reasons for the rethink: countries had implemented a lot of austerity; global growth was flat-lining, and ultra-low interest rates had created conditions in which governments could borrow cheaply.
