Sentence examples for has ever been implemented from inspiring English sources

In practice, no complete CAN identified by systematic methods has ever been implemented.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) led the government shutdown before health insurance enrollment opened up because, as he said, "no major entitlement has ever been implemented and then unwound".

He was told that he was the seventh such consultant over the past decade and that none of the recommendations of his 6 predecessors had ever been implemented.

Sixty percent of care providers were not aware of even a single action which had ever been implemented in their hospitals because of audit recommendations.

"Laws to criminalise defamation in Turkey have only ever been implemented to protect the rights of the majority, never against vulnerable minorities," notes Emma Sinclair-Webb, of Human Rights Watch.

Thus it has ever been".

It has ever been thus.

Or has ever been since.

There has ever been a housing problem ever since the colonial days.

From this perspective, the memorandum that Victor Riqueti, marquis de Mirabeau, sent to the Berne Economic Society in 1759, contains an early indication of what, had the Physiocratic programme ever been implemented in full, a world reformed on Physiocratic lines might have looked like.

Even policies that have virtually no chance of ever being implemented can make a difference politically.