Sentence examples for implemented more than from inspiring English sources

By 2011, the center had implemented more than 50 new programs, many of which had met or even exceeded their goals.

Japan emphasises the importance of support for developing countries, in particular those vulnerable to the negative effects of climate change, and so far has implemented more than $11.3bn of $15bn that was pledged at Copenhagen (COP15) to this end.

The Schofield report was widely implemented more than four years ago and has been credited with improving the fortunes of the England team but its calls for a reduction in the amount of first-class cricket were ignored.

But if the programme is rigorously implemented, more than 100,000 Greek public-sector workers will be put out of work by 2013 by a government that came to power promising "more social protection".So far, resignation not fury has marked street protests organised by trade unions and the Greek communist party.

We have a system that identifies flies and extracts various attributes; we implemented more than 1,000 automatically observable shape and constellation descriptors.

Although the research shows deviations from the claims put forward in this proposition, the following trends are clearly observable companies that participated in the program longer than 36 months have achieved average annual revenue growth of 22.4%% and companies which implemented more than 14 keys achieve average annual growth in productivity per employee of 11.4 %.

However, they are not willing to use their influence – largely due to Saudi pressure linked to oil supplies – to make Bahrain implement more than cosmetic reforms.

Their central point was that things were moving now, that the two departments were "in the process of implementing more than 400 recommendations of five major studies".

For example, NGOs implement more than 70% of all programmes in South Sudan, but yet the main support from state actors is provided through pooled funding.

(President Bush, for all his grumbling — and despite Republican control of Congress for much of his tenure — ended up implementing more than three-quarters of the midnight rules that Clinton had left him, including the one on arsenic, just as they were written).

This implies that some schools generally implement more than other schools across all the domains.