Sentence examples for implemented effective measures from inspiring English sources

Dr John Boffa, spokesman for the People's Alcohol Action Coalition, told Guardian Australia he could understand why retail outlets would try to do something like this but they had not looked at the evidence and it was "too easy to get around it". "It has been in Alice Springs for more than a decade, and it didn't achieve anything until we implemented effective measures," said Boffa.

It would also "implement effective measures designed to safeguard young people in the future," the statement said.

Benedict told the eight victims, all in their 30s and 40s, that the Catholic Church would implement "effective measures" to protect young people in the future, but gave no further details.

"He prayed with them and assured them that the church is doing, and will continue to do, all in its power to investigate allegations, to bring to justice those responsible for abuse and to implement effective measures designed to safeguard young people in the future," the statement continued.

The Pope's spokesman said: "[The Pope] prayed with them and assured them that the Church is doing, and will continue to do, all in its power to investigate allegations, to bring to justice those responsible for abuse and to implement effective measures... to safeguard young people in the future".

"He prayed with them and assured them that the Church is doing, and will continue to do, all in its power to investigate allegations, to bring to justice those responsible for abuse and to implement effective measures designed to safeguard young people in the future," Vatican spokesman the Rev Federico Lombardi said.

Data presented are expected to be useful for policy makers, educational and health authorities responsible for designing and implementing effective measures for disease control and prevention.

To propose and implement effective measures to reduce or increase CS rates where necessary requires an appropriate classification.

In order to propose and implement effective measures to reduce or increase CS rates where necessary, it is first essential to identify what groups of women are undergoing CS and investigate the underlying reasons for trends in different settings.

To implement effective measures against future novel infectious disease outbreaks, differences in morbidity and mortality rates among age groups and between the sexes will need to be considered, as well as the age- and sex-specific dynamics of infection.

Also governments should implement effective measures for dealing with informal patient payments in general.