Sentence examples for it would have implemented from inspiring English sources

If the government's primary objective was to address child abuse, it would have implemented the recommendations in the report and taken a national approach to the problem.

If there was an obvious answer to climate change, you can be sure the Swedes would have implemented it.

In cases where things go wrong, as they usually do, the IMF repeats its common refrain: "If they would have implemented our program, everything would have turned out as we predicted".

At the last general election the progressive majority voted for policies which a Lab-Lib coalition would have implemented.

In response, peers in the House of Lords and MPs in the Commons tabled amendments to Government bills that would have implemented Leveson in full.

The radicals thought they had convinced Gorbachev in the autumn of 1990 to introduce a 500-day program that would have implemented a market economy, but he changed his mind and sided with the conservatives.

Palmer's new approach is in line with the evolution of today's N.F.L.; he would have implemented more of this advanced system last season but the lockout wiped away too much of the necessary prep time.

"This is a package which is fairer than the existing situation, fairer than Lord Browne's original review, fairer than the NUS proposals and fairer than the policies that both Labour and the Conservatives would have implemented had they been in government alone".

"Presumably, if he had any solutions he would have implemented them in Wales," the prime minister said.

Of course, I would have hoped they would have implemented something with more teeth than the relatively minor fluctuations that they have signed up for.

Lord Kinnock has since stated that he would have avoided this calamity, as he had a secret plan he would have implemented immediately after winning power, to seek to devalue the pound within the ERM.