Sentence examples for if it were implemented from inspiring English sources

But what impact would this have if it were implemented?

The effect of the Kyoto Protocol on the climate would be minuscule, even if it were implemented in full.

The justice ministry says that no official estimate has been made of the impact of the tougher sentencing guideline, but penal reformers estimate that a further 1,945 adults and 200 children could be jailed if it were implemented.

So even if it were implemented, CERP would not answer all the problems.Squabbles over the plumbingOne huge worry is that CERP will be undermined by attempts to satisfy different interest groups: in particular, the environmentalists, who want to save the Everglades, and the town dwellers, who want better flood control and water supply.

The dilemma here is that this same option becomes a major benefit if it were implemented only for rarer structures (e.g. LY2811376 mentioned above).

If it were implemented in native mobile apps, you'd have to force the user to open a Safari browser window when they first open the app or click on an ad.

But since then, the terrorist group killed Iraqis -- almost as if it were implementing an apocalyptic agenda to wipe the country of its people.

Now, the deal is still important, but only if it's implemented well".

If it is implemented, those who engage in violence against women will certainly feel that they have protection".

The white paper on prison safety and reform is a good start but it will not be supported unconditionally if it is implemented poorly.

Zvyagintsev selects his words slowly, as if from an expensive shelf: "If it is implemented, we should still be entitled to screen as we shot beforehand," he says.