Sentence examples for implemented much from inspiring English sources
The coalition parties have implemented much of their 2010 programme.
The former assistant Aurelio Andreazzoli smoothly stepped into the hot seat, and implemented much needed tactical changes.
Its proponents also use Libya as an example, arguing that a no-fly zone could have been implemented much sooner if done at a European level.
He fails to emphasize that the Russians never implemented much of the advice of the very experts he attacks for losing Russia.
One of the most promising, proven methods for preventing H.I.V. in Africa is being implemented much more slowly than international health authorities recommended.
A resolution framework for a large financial organisation must allow a recapitalisation to be implemented much faster than today's bankruptcy rules allow.I do like MondaysWould shareholders and creditors invest in a big bank given the risk of a forced recapitalisation?
Despite the criticism, Mr. Chase says Judge Kaye has implemented much-needed reforms that will help define her tenure as "outstanding".
Some countries still have to implement much of their promised boost to their economies.
As National Journal pointed out Friday, "The agency also implements much of the country's social policy through the tax code".
But then Cameron and Osborne popped up with their imprudent proposal to lose a few billion pounds by not implementing much of the National Insurance increase.
In a horrific operation reminiscent of animal sacrifice, the flesh around the limbs and neck was first cut down to the bones, which were then slashed with a single blow from an implement much like a butcher's meat cleaver.
