In a speech in June, the chief accountant of the S.E.C., James Kroeker, cautioned against immediate action, saying that "in a number of areas additional research, study and outreach, particularly to investors, would be warranted prior to implementing any significant change in the standard-setting structure applicable to nonpublic entities".
"After this period has expired, Google has not implemented any significant compliance measures," the C.N.I.L. said in a statement.
"After this period has expired, Google has not implemented any significant compliance measures," said French data watchdog CNIL in a statement.
"The problem with imagining what the future looks like is that we have not yet started to implement any significant drug policy changes," said Danny Kushlick from drug policy organisation Transform.
A majority of party members – 53% according to our survey – believe the coalition is "implementing a significant part of the Lib Dem manifesto"; just 13% disagree.
We are implementing a significant environmental initiative in this country, but find that our ability to do so depends upon securing licenses from a corrupt government bureaucracy.
Paul Hetheringon, the Flickr user who brought the offensive errors to the Guardian's attention, says: "As so often in recent years, Flickr/Yahoo has implemented a significant and radical change in the user experience hastily and without consulting or even warning users.
However, Robinhood could be hampered if China implements a significant Tobin Tax on foreign exchange transactions to curb currency speculation against the yuan.
SDR describes wireless transceivers that implement a significant part of the physical layer signal processing (DSP) in software that executes on general-purpose hardware [5].
He pointed to the state of Massachusetts, which implemented a significant opioid law this March that places limits on opioid prescriptions, with some exemptions for people who suffer from chronic pain.
There appears to be little evidence (as yet) that local authority fees will be increased to cover the added costs of implementing this significant policy change.
