Sentence examples for implemented in large part from inspiring English sources
The Panama free trade agreement, of course, ended up being implemented, in large part due to strong support by Barack Obama and then secretary of state Hillary Clinton.
Glutamatergic, pyramidal-projection neurons are produced in the embryonic cerebral cortex by a series of genetically programmed fate choices, implemented in large part by developmental transcription factors.
Aren't Republican nomination rivals Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney (both pledged to implement, in large part if not all, the Ryan plan) proposing cuts in public spending?
Finally, MBL can be implemented in large experimental classes.
If the players know the history of their own union, they will recall that the then-radical concept of a salary cap — albeit one that could be exceeded to retain a team's existing players — was implemented in 1983 in large part because six teams were said to be in dire straits and four in jeopardy of folding.
Today, ThinkImpact's health trainings for hundreds of people in Kayafungo, Kenya have been successfully implemented due to in large part to her hard work.
Labour believes the city-region can be the engine of growth and the Adonis plan is in large part implementing some of the devolution measures proposed by the former Conservative cabinet minister Lord Heseltine.
Whether he gets a chance to implement those policies, of course, will depend in large part on whether he or McCain has the more accurate sense of the prevailing mood along Calle Ocho and across the Sunshine State.
But choosing to eat well isn't an easily available option for many Americans, in large part because of structures implemented by big food companies and their agents in Congress.
Whether a shorter work week would lead to actual benefits for employers and employees would depend, in large part, on how it was implemented.
There are several ways to implement ATR systems, and the right one is dependent, in large part, on the operating environment and the signal source.
