Sentence examples for implemented would be from inspiring English sources
This resolution, if implemented, would be an important first step in ensuring long-lasting peace.
Australia came under fire today from the United States for its proposed internet filtering system, which, if implemented, would be the strictest of any democracy.
Dogmatic in the face of all the evidence; backing fringe policies embraced by obscure minorities; pushing failed ideas which, if implemented, would be nothing short of disastrous.
His libertarianism, if implemented, would be nothing short of a social and economic disaster; but his critique of crony capitalism – of the fusion between corporate interests and the state – is one many on the left could easily identify with.
While the soda measure appears to have divided the city — or at least those residents who participated in the poll — there seemed to be widespread doubts that the plan, if implemented, would be effective at reducing the obesity rate, which is the administration's stated objective.
The subsequent decisions such as the area on which MTM is implemented would be seen as continuous.
A proposal that would be slightly easier to implement would be to stop scheduling replays after a draw.
Mr. Cecala says that one easy step to implement would be to set out a timetable for reducing the size of the loans that Fannie and Freddie guarantee.
Another important reform, but one that would be much harder to implement, would be to reduce the influence that government and Communist Party officials have on loan decisions, freeing bankers to lend to deserving businesses, rather than inefficient state-owned firms.
The curriculum, which will be optional for Ohio schools to implement, would be aimed at children in kindergarten through to the fifth grade.
Researchers made several recommendations to improve communication after a disaster, and Santos-Burgoa said the easiest and fastest to implement would be the creation of an interagency planning and communications committee to coordinate and monitor mortality surveillance during natural disasters.
