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Some countries still have to implement much of their promised boost to their economies.

The proposed element is easy to implement, much more efficient than standard elements available in commercial finite element packages.

In a horrific operation reminiscent of animal sacrifice, the flesh around the limbs and neck was first cut down to the bones, which were then slashed with a single blow from an implement much like a butcher's meat cleaver.

While there is room for debate, most analysts contend that the current Indian government's repeated failures to implement much needed economic reforms lie at the heart of the burgeoning economic malaise.

And in Iran itself, the June 12 race for the presidency has been energized by the announcement over the weekend by former president Mohammad Khatami, the reformist who never garnered the power or the will to implement much reform, that he wants his old job back.

Where Mr Yudhoyono balked at raising subsidised petrol prices whenever parliament resisted, Jokowi on November 17th hiked them by 31%, and despite a plunge in the global oil price.Though Jokowi has suffered a setback, he should be able to use the powers of the presidency to implement much of his programme.

The Bolivian landless farmers movement has been instrumental in pressuring the Morales government to implement much-needed land reform.

"Rather than seeking to implement much-needed reforms, the N.B.A. has chosen instead to attack the messenger," Lauro wrote.

Even when poor governance proves fatal, in Pakistan officials prefer to politicize the problems rather than implement much-needed reforms.

The UK, US and other European governments reduced contributions to the organisation because of global austerity, and also failed to implement much-needed structural reforms, they said.

He poses as a convict in order to experience the manifold horrors firsthand and later encounters resistance when he tries to implement much-needed reforms.