Sentence examples for implemented meaning from inspiring English sources

However, the government must formally announce any rate change 40 days before it is implemented, meaning all eyes will be on Decc next week.

Brogden added that "temporary control measures" had been implemented – meaning people were prevented for a time from entering the station to ease congestion.

He added: "It's quite incredible that a year after this new legislation, which the NSPCC campaigned for was passed it has still not been implemented meaning many children are at risk of being targeted by sexual predators.

With large flocks capable of decimating harvests, remediation measures such as aerial spraying with poison have been implemented, meaning that predators and scavengers who devour the avian amuse-bouche are poisoned as well.

For that reason, it's valuable to look at ways both provincial governments and the federal government could institute free tuition: there are multiple ways this could be implemented, meaning even if some provinces are as cash-strapped as they say, free tuition is by no means a lost cause.

The random signal generation is also reproducibly implemented, meaning that when there is no chemical input to the circuit, a single P. polycephalum signal is always present at either the right hand or left hand channel.

What's cool about this is that the apps will require no download or technical knowledge to implement, meaning the marketplace won't add any wrinkles or friction to the user experience.

The program is highly transferable and easy to implement, meaning that, if effective it could readily be adapted and made available to a range of high-risk populations across a number of settings (either as an add-on or alternative to face-to-face treatment).

However, her call for the measure to be implemented fairly, meaning not hurting the so-called "asset-rich, income poor", has been followed by refinements by Ed Balls.

What's more, the competing libraries don't share complete coverage of implemented tasks, meaning that the practitioner, who may be struggling with the language barrier, has to shoulder the additional burden of being well versed in the differences between the libraries, including different APIs, different IO interfaces and different data type standards.

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