Sentence examples for implemented particularly from inspiring English sources

But the way it has been implemented, particularly in New York, irks me to no end.

The restrictions are not always properly implemented, particularly in smaller cities.

But the idea of "one shareholder, one vote" has still not been fully implemented, particularly in continental Europe.

But in the meantime, all eyes are on how the programs will be implemented, particularly with the government more than halfway through its five-year term.

John says that while in principle he supports the policy of expanding bike lanes, he doesn't like "the way it has been implemented, particularly in New York": I view the Bloomberg bike-lane policy as a classic case of regulatory capture by a small faddist minority intent on foisting its bipedalist views on a disinterested or actively reluctant populace.

Most of the existing SOC estimation algorithms are either inaccurate or too complicated to be implemented, particularly in embedded BMS.   4.

John M. Molino, the deputy under secretary of defense for military community and family policy, said there was "some dovetailing" between the bill and proposals he wants to implement, particularly in tracking rogue agents.

Such an assessment may be difficult to implement, particularly for NPPs with short biological half-lives.

The first approach is easier to implement, particularly for co-benefit analyses with a small number of alternative model structures.

Different strategies are needed to make surveillance in the home easier to implement, particularly if adequately trained staff and diagnostic services are limited.

"Initially I was concerned that health and well-being would be training I had gone on early on in my post and would fall by the wayside or I would not be able to implement, particularly in this setting.