Millions of the accurate, efficient, and durable weapons were produced in World War II, giving U.S. troops such an advantage in firepower that General George S. Patton called the M1 "the greatest battle implement ever devised".
The United States Army had already fielded a semiautomatic rifle known as the M-1 (Patton called it "the greatest battle implement ever devised"), but it still required a trigger pull for every shot, and its magazine held only eight rounds.
In any case, as increasing numbers of children and especially unaccompanied minors arrived in Australian waters the government decided to implement ever-harsher deterrents for asylum seekers reaching Australian shores.
Cities are implementing an ever widening range of initiatives to promote bicycle use with the aim of improving the sustainability of urban journeys.
With support from International Rivers and other activists, the survivors of the massacre negotiated a reparations agreement with the Guatemalan government in 2010, but the government and financiers have dragged their feet on implementing it ever since.
"Look at the time and energy that went into meetings — it was pathetic, quite frankly, how little was agreed and how little of that was implemented, if ever".
When the multiplier performs N/2 b multiplication, the unwanted partial products that are not shaded in Figure 9 are set to zero and the multiplexers are implemented where ever the changes are required.
In Istanbul in early October, he said that a Tobin tax was not only necessary but, thanks to modern technology, would be easier to implement than ever before.
Mr Blair sought to reimpose his authority by implementing his widest ever ministerial reshuffle yesterday, including the sacking of the home secretary, Charles Clarke.
This didn't surprise me -- I wrote about C2C using social media for "public diplomacy" in an Oct. 2009 article for Washington Life -- but it's great to see them implementing better than ever.
