Sentence examples for implemented last month from inspiring English sources
Their fear has been deepened by Iran's widening contacts with the outside world since the nuclear deal was implemented, last month.
These programmes work – the Indian state of Orissa's disaster preparedness plan implemented last month undoubtedly saved lives as nearly a million people were evacuated when a cyclone was known to be heading towards the eastern coastal region.
"The pay increases implemented last month and backdated to August 2013 actually totalled around 3% in most institutions; with the 1% for all on top of 3% incremental increases for many, plus merit awards".
Policy changes implemented last month allow it to employ browsing history, search terms, location, app and feature usage, and demographic information it buys from other companies to power targeting.
BlackBerry devices using the previous OS were also expected to be incompatible with the DoD's new mobile plan implemented last month by the Pentagon, which issued a "device agnostic" memorandum meant to help DoD smartphone users, ranging from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to soldiers on the battlefield, more smoothly share classified data.
The Fed's first leverage ratio, implemented last April, doubled the Basel III benchmark.
The revolutionary talisman Alaa Abdel Fattah was sentenced to 15 years in jail for allegedly organising a protest – an act banned under a law implemented last November, and used to jail several revolutionary leaders.
The fictional Sopranos boss may have provided a template for the tough-guy style of leadership that Christie embodies, but even Tony would probably never have dreamed up a scheme for petty retribution like the one that Governor Christie's office implemented last September.
New rules, only fully implemented last October, pried the place open.
Eventually he believes federal regulation which was just implemented last August—will kick in and weed out the bad actors.
The law, officially implemented last June, punishes those who use violence or other forms of coercion to force someone to get married by up to seven years in prison.
