Sentence examples for implemented if it from inspiring English sources

"Section 5 prevents a state plan from being implemented if it has not been pre-cleared," the opinion said.

A Class program will only be implemented if it is fiscally solvent, self-sustaining and consistent with the statute".

The best technical fix in the world will never be implemented if it results in the decision-makers losing office or power.

"No constitution can be implemented if it has not been approved in all of the departments," said Carlos Dabdoub, a political leader in Santa Cruz, an eastern department that rejected the Constitution.

Under the current plan, the increase will be implemented if it is likely that the economy can sustain at least 2 percent real G.D.P. growth for the next decade.

A social choice function (SCF) is robustly partially implemented if it is perfect Bayesian incentive compatible for all possible beliefs.

Even the sensible step of referring appeals to a European-level court will take more than five years to implement, if it comes to pass at all.

The party has included mental health on the first page of its election manifesto, a place reserved for policies it is determined to implement if it returns to government.

The prohibition Bloomberg wants to implement, if it survives the fury he has whipped up and gets approval (which is expected) from a city health panel, is on the sale of sugary soft drinks above 16 ounces in restaurants, movie theaters and other places where a person is buying an individual serving, not an amount to be shared.

Such a geometrical representation of physics cannot really be said to be right or wrong, for it only implements, if it can, current ideas governing the conception of objects and properties of an impersonal objective external world.

In addition, even a very inexpensive intervention might not be worth implementing if it targets a chronic disease with low prevalence in a given country or region.