Sentence examples for if successfully implemented from inspiring English sources

If successfully implemented, it could represent a major breakthrough in a conflict that has claimed an estimated 470,000 lives and forced 11 million people from their homes.

If successfully implemented, the new rules will help to curb the kind of reckless trading and irresponsible lending that caused the crash and recession.

The UN has also mooted freezing UNITA's external bank accounts, closing the movement's offices in Europe and America, and a worldwide refusal to give visas to its leaders.Such measures, if successfully implemented, would hurt.

"If successfully implemented, these measures could finally end the ups and downs of the city's recycling program, and give it a prominent and permanent place in the waste-disposal operation," said Eric A. Goldstein, a senior lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental advocacy group.

If successfully implemented, both goals will result in energy savings and enhanced thermal conditions.

If successfully implemented, CoMP can mitigate the inter-site interference, e.g., the inter-cell interference experienced by cell-edge users.

In order to check if we successfully implemented the three conditions we compared the three consecutive current mental state scores.

Hertzberg says that Obama's first term that may be the most important in determining how he'll be remembered: "If health-care reform is successfully implemented; if by 2015 or early 2016, it seems to be working pretty well, that will cement his legacy all by itself".

He hoped that, if the state successfully implemented his plan, it would prove attractive to the other border states and, maybe, even weaken the Confederacy.

According to a report released yesterday by City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr., even if the city successfully implemented all of its strategies to close an anticipated deficit of more than $5 billion in the next fiscal year, it still faced deficits of more than $4 billion in each of the next three fiscal years.

Independent studies found that if each nation successfully implemented their INDC (already a daunting ask) the world would still be on track for a global temperature increase of 2.7 to 3.7 degrees.