Sentence examples for implemented in march from inspiring English sources

The so-called Big Gulp Ban (which will not, sadly, affect actual Big Gulps) will be implemented in March; if it hangs around, New York's obesity statistics may slide even further below the national average before too long.

"The initial decision about the Kepler conference was based on an internal misunderstanding of the Administrator's foreign national access moratorium implemented in March, which is no longer in effect," writes Allard Beutel, a NASA spokesperson, in an e-mail to ScienceInsider.

A policy implemented in March, during the height of a mass hunger strike, was changed in November and again in December.

Keller took the reins in the wake of the Jayson Blair plagiarism scandal, weathered criticism for the paper's bogus pre-Iraq War WMD coverage, fought the Bush administration over publishing two blockbuster intelligence stories, and spent 14 months creating a metered paywall strategy that was finally implemented in March.

The company said it will develop a "detailed implementation plan" over the next few months, and the new structure will be implemented in January.

A previous truce implemented in February also fell apart.

The deal was implemented in January, and triggered the removal of sanctions.

Another provision, for the establishment of a new anticorruption agency, was implemented in August.

But today's measures are only a "minor" tightening, on top of the tighter rules which were implemented in April (the mortgage market review).

Baidu's new advertising keyword system was fully implemented in December, providing a more sophisticated targeting and bidding for search keywords and tools to track user traffic.

The contract, due to be implemented in August, was imposed after negotiations with the doctors' union, the British Medical Association BMAA), failed to reach an agreement.