The phrase "is not being implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not happening, or is not in progress. For example, "Despite efforts by our team, this safety policy is not being implemented."
Richard A. Boucher, the State Department spokesman, said on Thursday: "We're not in the position of holding up on Darfur because the North-South is not being implemented or holding up on North-South implementation because of Darfur.
"If we find the regulation is not being implemented, we will challenge that inertia and non-compliance," Kerr says.
"But the problem is that it is not being implemented on the ground," says Chris Moye, also at Global Witness.
The peace plan known as the "road map" is not being implemented: neither side has managed its first step, which is a ceasefire.
"Legislation that is supposed to save forest people's rights is not being implemented, and on the other hand massive land-grabbing is taking place in the name of development," Mr. Kothari said.
The Supreme Court did not strike down the law, but it returned the case to the Commonwealth Court for review because "the Law is not being implemented according to its own terms".
It became clear that if a different approach to qualification improvement is not be implemented in the Lithuanian education system, it will be difficult to expect essential qualitative changes in this area.
This is a novel approach and is not been implemented in any of the existing marker database, which may be useful for the breeders and biotechnologists.
That most security isn't being implemented and managed this way is a serious problem with geometric consequences.
We have decades of research on effective education that isn't being implemented nationwide.
