Sentence examples for have effectively been implemented from inspiring English sources

Whether these guidelines have effectively been implemented in current practice is unknown.

Keith Vaz claimed that the pilot scheme Brodie Clark had been sacked for implementing had effectively been reinstated, as the home affairs committee has been demanding.

Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.

For tools already developed, it is unclear how effectively these have been implemented and how they may have affected patient clinical outcomes and/or patient and family satisfaction with care.

Overall, funding levels today are less well aligned with DALYs compared to 10 years ago, suggesting that the IOM's 1998 priority-setting recommendations have not been implemented effectively.

A second is that these interventions have not been implemented effectively[ 2].

Although the civil society coalition had enjoyed significant success in the legal challenges of DDI and combination of lamivudine and zidovudine patents, the government use licenses would have not been implemented effectively without strong support from politicians and the civil service technocrats.

Seeing as the right to bear arms has been implemented pretty effectively in America, perhaps now it's time to start implementing regulation well too, as the Constitution also mandates.

We have not seen evidence that the measures and resources required to transport, feed, house and clothe the 10,000 people in the camp have been implemented effectively at such short notice.

Based on interviews with health workers, trauma registry inputs and photo/video documentation, protocols and procedures taught during training workshops have been implemented effectively in the field.

22 Few high quality interventions aimed at preventing early onset overweight or obesity among young children have been implemented effectively or rigorously evaluated.