Sentence examples for largely to implement from inspiring English sources
But the rules of copyright are so ambiguous, and the courts so slow, that the judicial system serves largely to implement the law of the jungle.
Deferred update replication has been largely used to implement database replication in the crash-stop failure model.
With the elimination of those moderate Republican senators, the more conservative wing of the Kansas G.O.P. will have a largely unobstructed path to implement its vision.
He restored public trust to the scandal-tainted department and continued to work for urban revitalization through targeted tax reductions, but he largely failed in his efforts to implement his ambitious initiatives.
While the answers to these questions remain largely unknown, some important efforts to implement them at scale have been undertaken and deserve some mention.
Milton said that the company was likely to name a successor who will continue to implement Cantalupo's largely successful turnaround strategy.
Despite Arzua's best intentions the plan remained in the drawer, and the IPPUC, set up in 1965 to implement this masterplan, remained largely idle.
Judges, while still uncertain of how to implement the rules, have largely welcomed the media into court and run-of-the-mill cases have been shown not to be of any interest to the supposedly prying eyes of the media.
One low-implementation facility implemented MOVE! through largely grass-roots efforts without management support or commitment to MOVE! as evidenced by the absence of fundamental resources needed to implement MOVE!
"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.
As a result, the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) was designed and implemented largely to expand health insurance coverage for children in the US [ 21, 22].
