Sentence examples for implemented it seems from inspiring English sources

Whichever way the requirement of informed consent is implemented it seems unreasonable to characterise the practical difficulties as insurmountable.

Although Khat trading is illegal in Saudi Arabia, and since 2006 a new more strict legal system was implemented, it seems to have no effect, because there is an observed rising trend in Khat use among higher education students, and it can be contributed to the availability of Khat and easiness to get it.

Probably not as simple to implement as it seems, but think of the implications.

He argued that the real cost of the silica rule is actually "quite low," and he predicted that it will ultimately be even cheaper to implement than it seems.

To create a buffer for fluctuations and to spread unexpected shortfalls evenly over countries implementing DAH, it seems advisable to pool all or the majority of DAH in a Global Fund for Health.

Alas, the government has yet to implement them, as it seems to fear that market prices might be either too low to attract new investment or so high that they cripple the grid companies.

Hertzberg says that Obama's first term that may be the most important in determining how he'll be remembered: "If health-care reform is successfully implemented; if by 2015 or early 2016, it seems to be working pretty well, that will cement his legacy all by itself".

The ice pick never completely disappeared as an implement of crime, but it seems to have rebounded as one recently.

In this sense, for the emigration state to embrace emigrants as full citizens, hence to implement plural citizenship policies, it seems necessary that the migrants are socially deemed as worthy of home country citizenship.

When Slack implemented threaded conversations, it seemed like the holy grail for internal communications.

It's perhaps not the most exciting site I've reviewed this year, but it seems well implemented and may well provide some fun for those who like matchups.