Sentence examples for mainly been implemented from inspiring English sources

In the context of Swedish forestry, participation has mainly been implemented as a top-down venture, without adequate integration of all interests.

While such schemes have mainly been implemented by newer airlines and hotel networks around the world, Delta's move is just another signal that the cheaper, 'saver' rewards — those more accessible to most of us — are moving further out of reach.

Previous works on tilting technology have mainly been implemented on high-speed rail systems and hardly any research has been done to implement it on intra-city metro systems despite a growing demand for higher comfort and speed.

This large-scale project was initiated by the Dutch government and has mainly been implemented in a top-down way.

This regime has mainly been implemented in cardiac surgery (Djaiani et al. 1999), gastrointestinal surgery (Kehlet 2005), and in orthopedic surgery (Husted and Holm 2006, Husted et al. 2006, Larsen et al. 2008).

Recently, several single- and multi-enzyme systems for the catalytic conversion of CO2 mainly to bicarbonate have been implemented.

To enhance the capacity of preschools in promoting children's language skills in Germany, various targeted language support approaches and projects have been implemented, mainly aiming at children age three and older.

In some countries, a "Patient Navigation" (PN) method has been implemented, mainly for deprived populations, to assist people in obtaining cancer information, screening, treatment, and support services.

We found that integrated eCRs have been implemented mainly in public health care systems that are responsible for a defined population of individuals and traditionally have had difficulties with specialty access.

Policy instruments belonging to both CAP pillars have thus been implemented, consisting mainly of cross-compliance measures and agri-environmental schemes.

EU policies affecting the sector such as 'headage payment' (a per animal head subsidy) and 'compensatory premium' (a premium for farmers residing in a 'Less Favoured Area' [LFA] and subsiding mainly on agricultural income) had basically been implemented in the period (1981 to 1992).