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The Swiss are implementing the vast majority of Europe's financial services legislation.
Zambia is heavily dependent on donor funding for implementing the vast majority of its HIV/AIDS services, although domestic budget allocations to health have increased from 20% of the total budget in 2004 to 48% in 2009 [ 32].
But we welcome the work they have done and we will now take forward and expect to implement the vast majority of these recommendations," Cooper said.
A spokesman for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport said: "The government has implemented the vast majority of Leveson's recommendations for independent press self-regulation.
If our proposals are implemented the vast majority of members will be better off than going into the PPF," he said.
But she said at the launch of the 225-page report by the Stevens commission that she expected Labour to implement the vast majority of its 37 "radical recommendations" including measures to have officers found guilty of serious misconduct swiftly "struck off" and to set up a much stronger police standards body.
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said Labour would consult on the recommendations but "expects to implement the vast majority" of them in its next election manifesto.
The department, they argued, had implemented the vast majority of the reforms called for in the decree, proved its ability to operate responsibly and needed the freedom to run on its own.
During development, a single gene inventory is drawn upon to implement the vast morphological and ecological changes associated with metamorphosis from one body form into another.
The critics also portray the plans as incredibly complicated to implement, given the vast array of physicians, hospitals and insurers affected.
The fact is noteworthy because the linearity of Darcy's law is an approximation implemented in the vast majority of hydrodynamic simulators.
