Sentence examples for implemented to no from inspiring English sources

The scenario G2, involving the combined oral contraceptive Microgynon and the antibiotic amoxicillin, was included to assess whether new guidance had been implemented to no longer warn against concomitant non-enzyme-inducing antibiotic use with combined oral contraceptives 27.

"Lessons must be learnt from this report and measures implemented to ensure no other vulnerable children are treated as at fault".

The residual diagnostics were implemented to ensure that no serious violation of the model assumptions occurred.

Tools designed to remove images based on how much flesh was visible were throwing out too many non-nude face shots, so instead a system was implemented to ignore images that contained no recognizable faces.

In recent months, Holyrood has supported Scottish councils which have decided to implement a "no evictions" policy due to the impact of welfare reform on arrears for Scottish tenants, though it fell short of approving a "no eviction because of the bedroom tax" rule for the country's social housing providers.

If the court sides with opponents of the law, Republican-controlled states that would like to use waivers to implement reforms would no longer have access to the source of funding for implementation of alternative plans.

The staff were quick to implement a "no Fifa on a matchday" rule, however.

While welcoming US support, it urged Tsai's government, currently ruled by her Democratic Progressive party, to implement a "no surprises" foreign policy.

Like many councils, Camden has been contacted by anti-cuts campaign groups asking councillors to implement a "no evictions" pledge for the bedroom tax, citing the approach taken by Brighton and a number of other councils.

Of course these procedures and practices need to be implemented in a no-blame environment to encourage participation.

A Mississippi judge promised not to implement a no-strike order this week while the Legislature tries to come up with a salary package to end wildcat teacher walkouts.