Sentence examples for implemented means from inspiring English sources

Major budget cuts, if implemented, means the agency may be unable to collect new data.

The way that rule is implemented means that just over half of a vehicle needs to be manufactured locally.

Together, we designed and implemented means to evaluate the YMCA teen program to inform program planning.

The simplicity of process representations, and the limited number of processes implemented, means that model outputs can be interpreted reasonably easily.

And, finally, the wide variation in design and target groups of the subsidies tested, together with the likely idiosyncratic, country-specific economic contexts within which they were implemented, means that one cannot confidently extrapolate these results to a new program in a different country.

Applying an understanding of complex living systems to how change is implemented means stepping out of the mind and into the heart.

The point of the Times story — and stories by Bloomberg News and Politico — is that the method by which the tax cuts were implemented meant that they were less likely to be noticed by consumers.

In addition, with the learning process is being implemented, mean value of time latency is becoming lower and lower as shown in Fig. 11, where it is 5 ms when cognitive control converges to a stable state.

The fruit shake preparation activity was most completely implemented (mean = 0.90).

Number five – 'to implement' – means to perform a task, or take action.

Restructuring also requires developing and implementing means to measure students' level of conceptual understanding (Mervis 2009b; Woodin et al. 2009).