Sentence examples for imperfectly implemented from inspiring English sources
Because Greenspan only imperfectly implemented Milton Friedman's proposal of freezing the monetary base, without intending to do so, his policy may have ended up slightly too discretionary.
This paper presents the first empirical test of the green paradox hypothesis, according to which well-intended but imperfectly implemented environmental policies may lead to detrimental outcomes due to supply side responses.
To make further objections, the fact that the language of universal moral values can be misused in politics for the benefit of one party or another, and that such values can only be imperfectly implemented in political institutions, does not mean that such values do not exist.
I know the workings and language of the EPA, as it was imperfectly implemented, and operated.
Perry wrote in an April article for Politico: "We were serious, and the North Koreans knew we were ― an exercise of coercive diplomacy that yielded an agreement, imperfectly implemented, that did effectively halt the regime's nuclear progress for a time".
The Code Extension mode was considered imperfectly implemented, seeming as if it were "tacked on late in development", being totally optional yet difficult not to use to survive in the later missions.
Households may imperfectly implement energy saving measures.
Some are relatively simple, some very radical, but, even if they are implemented imperfectly, de Grey believes that healthy lifespan would be extended significantly and some adults alive today would live healthily and productively to be 120 or beyond.
However, energy prices will be lower when a carbon tax is introduced than when emissions trading is implemented in an imperfectly competitive market, which implies that the price effects of a carbon tax and emissions trading depend on the energy market structure.
