Sentence examples for implemented in good from inspiring English sources
"We agreed to steps that, if implemented in good faith, can address two serious problems that I just described about the cessation" of hostilities, Mr. Kerry said.
"If the commitments of the parties to the cessation are not implemented in good faith, the consequences could include the return of full-scale war," the communique warned.
In this way, measures to counter any problems that may develop can be implemented in good time (e.g., intensification of the monitoring process or the addition of further practices / centres for intestinal diseases).
The booking appointment is the time at which a detailed history is taken, usually by a midwife, and represents the first opportunity to check a woman's 'risk status'; women should be screened for risk factors for gestational diabetes and pre-eclampsia at the booking appointment so that an appropriate monitoring and care plan can be implemented in good time where these are identified [ 3].
Even if ICE were to implement in good faith the proposed reforms, which include things like starting a stakeholder task force to review complaints, expediting review of individual cases, and expanding the very limited medical and psychological care that is available, the practice of family detention is irreconcilable with the basic principals of a liberal democracy and of international law.
"If the federation is to have public legitimacy, the Normington recommendations now need to be implemented, in full and in good time," she said.
This is not the same as being implemented in full, but it is a good start.
Besides that, we also want to show that the BSP/CGM algorithms can be implemented in GPGPUs with good speedups.
This study was implemented in accordance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines and the Declaration of Helsinki.
The model, implemented in OpenSees, is in good agreement with test results.
