Sentence examples for largely implement from inspiring English sources

"The Supreme Court today has allowed the Department of Homeland Security to largely implement the President's Executive Order and take rational and necessary steps to protect our nation from persons looking to enter and potentially do harm," the statement read.

On the other hand, the East African social context is patriarchal and men are decision makers and women largely implement those decisions in the home and within the community, and nursing is a largely female dominated profession therefore this does pose barriers which need to be overcome through conscious nurturing of women for leadership.

By projecting a future scenario where decarbonization of large point energy sources has been largely implemented by integration of CCS technologies, the operating cost under this scenario is estimated to be $108/t-CO2 108/t-CO2and $152/t-capturedded with andavoided fraction of 0.71.

The implementation analysis found that ERA was largely implemented as designed, although the amount and quality of retention and advancement support offered to participants varied over time and across districts.

The provisions of the treaty have been largely implemented by a number of international agreements.

But Mr. Sharon did not accept Mr. Arafat's cease-fire declaration of Dec. 16, 2001, which was largely implemented.

Meanwhile, the national insurance increase announced by Alistair Darling is being largely implemented while capital gains tax – owing to pressure from the Liberal Democrats – is being raised to 28%.

The Mets have devised the plan and largely implemented it, through the Beltran trade and the deal that sent R. A. Dickey to Toronto for d'Arnaud and Syndergaard.

This later plan, which provided for major investment in infrastructure and manufacturing, was largely implemented and generally successful (which was not true of subsequent plans).

But with its founding agreement now largely implemented, insofar as it is going to be implemented at all, on Wednesday's evidence it has bought itself 12 months of watching the clocks and twiddling its thumbs.

John Nash is famous for his stucco terraces and the Regent Street curve, but I hadn't realised that these were but part of a vision to rebuild and extend central London on an imperial scale, which was largely implemented.