Sentence examples for implemented unless from inspiring English sources

The recommendations from the committee on standards in public life must be implemented, unless they are manifestly unfair.

It is unlikely that many of the so-called reforms – introduced years ago in neighbouring countries – will be implemented unless the horrific violence stops.

"None of this can be implemented unless everyone is on the same page in terms of the zoning, redevelopment and economic development objectives," Mr. Aliano said.

Yes, but feminism couldn't have been implemented unless there was this technological basis for a society where women went out and worked.

Most of its recommendations were implemented unless abandoned by the reformers themselves, and, equally important, utilitarian arguments were commonly employed to advocate institutional or policy changes.

While the changes that I've advocated are straightforward, they can't be implemented unless they are reinforced by the C-Level of an organization.

Bans are impossible to implement unless the school provides all of the food for all of the students.

In a split-screen moment, as House lawmakers were voting Tuesday, the D.C. Council was proceeding with the very act Congress was trying to prevent: approving a $13 billion budget, which it planned to implement, unless halted by a judge or an act of Congress.

It has not yet published those guidelines — TechCrunch understands they are due later this week — but the release notes specifically that the law can't be implemented effectively unless de-listing is also applied to.com domains, not just on EU domains (as Google has been doing).

30 We applied simulated policy effects to current smoking prevalence in the year in which the policy was or could be implemented, and, unless otherwise specified, applied to initiation and cessation rates in future years if the policy was sustained (table 1).

The obvious choice is for the amendment laid down by the veteran Labour MP Margaret Beckett, which says that no variety of Brexit can be implemented until and unless it has won a confirmatory vote of the public.