Sentence examples for has implemented more from inspiring English sources
Japan emphasises the importance of support for developing countries, in particular those vulnerable to the negative effects of climate change, and so far has implemented more than $11.3bn of $15bn that was pledged at Copenhagen (COP15) to this end.
Already, BP has implemented more expansive testing for blowout preventers at all its deepwater sites, and Hayward promises more intense scrutiny of contractors like Transocean (which, sources say, BP will likely sue for gross negligence).
Since then, as the industry has struggled to get back on its feet, a number of cruise lines have implemented more flexible cancellation policies, usually at additional cost.
"In retrospect, I should have paid more attention to the concrete mix design program and should have implemented more checks and balances," he told Justice McLaughlin.
By 2011, the center had implemented more than 50 new programs, many of which had met or even exceeded their goals.
The foundation issued a statement saying it was seeking to "strengthen our grants program" and had "implemented more stringent eligibility and performance criteria".
Palmer's new approach is in line with the evolution of today's N.F.L.; he would have implemented more of this advanced system last season but the lockout wiped away too much of the necessary prep time.
The council said it had implemented more staff training since the scandal came to light.
Many surveys have implemented more convenient and economically practical schemes, though at the expense of sample quality.
The observation that countries having implemented more of the TIMSS content have more educational outcome inequality (see Fig. 3c) might lend further support for such an interpretation.
Elsevier spokesperson Harald Boersma explained in an e-mail that the new restrictions are expected to affect a small number of papers and that the company had implemented "more specific sanctions … over the past year or two" as a result of U.N. recommendations.
