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The final legislation, which will have to detail how it is actually to be implemented, is expected to have to run to hundreds of pages.

The 1998 FIFA World Cup brought in around €60m; this year it will garner €700m and the 2010 event in South Africa (where anti-ambush-marketing legislation is already being implemented) is expected to bring in €1 billion.

The government of India is in the midst of a nationwide Unique Identification Number program which, when fully implemented, is expected to drastically reduce such corruption, not only in NREGA but throughout India.

Getting that agreed and  implemented was expected to be one of Mr Modi's early acts, but progress appears to have stalled.

The conceptual framework and the proposition developed when implemented are expected to enhance both the firm and customer value which has a wider implication for the society.

The country's edge may erode further by 2005, when a World Trade Organization agreement is implemented; it is expected to eliminate quotas on its 145 members, which include mammoth China but not Vietnam.

The Affordable Care Act is the most comprehensive reform of the U.S. healthcare system in the last decades and, when fully implemented, it is expected to have a substantial impact on the healthcare system.

Today, any organization, pharmaceutical company, or any nonprofit actor like a hospital, willing to implement BPT, is expected to follow the classical marketing authorization and market placement procedures.

Effect from the program can be implemented, the program is expected to build a system layer, the use of the degree of importance and qualitative analysis to do further screening evaluation index selection, the evaluation screening methods still exists some uncertainty and human factors, and how to select indicators more objective and reasonable remains to be further studied.

"Unless counteracting efforts to improve air quality are implemented, climate change is expected to worsen ozone pollution across much of the country, with adverse impacts on human health," the scientists write.

Implementing those measures is expected to be difficult and could hurt many industries and prove harmful to the economy, analysts say.