Sentence examples for needed to properly implement from inspiring English sources
Smith said the family courts needed to properly implement "practice guidance 12 J", which is supposed to force judges to put the safety of children and their residential parent before the access rights of a violent and abusive parent.
This year, the shortfall amounted to $1.4bn of the $8bn needed to properly implement interventions, while research into the development of new diagnostics, drugs and vaccines is facing an annual funding gap of at least $1.3bn.
How about House Republicans who refused to appropriate the money the Department of Health and Human Services said it needed to properly implement Obamacare?
It is precisely because of these political implications that the world must provide the Palestinians with the necessary financial and technical support needed to properly implement reforms.
The Army followed the trends in the British Army as it modernised in the late 1930s, but was unable to obtain the up-to-date equipment needed to properly implement the new British doctrines and organisations due to a lack of resources as a result of limited defence expenditures.
Yet, this basic information is crucially needed to properly devise and implement malaria vector control interventions and to assess their effectiveness.
In addition, state lawmakers have approved $1.25 billion for teacher training, computers and other needed items to properly implement Common Core.
Further research is needed to properly asses these effects.
The comments by Iddle and Crozier angered the Greens' children and families spokeswoman, Nina Springle, who said that, rather than abandoning therapeutic models, the programs needed to be properly implemented and given a chance to succeed.
In spite of rescue talk, however, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said that further action was still required by Greece to bring its finances in order, and the Maastrict Stability Pact needed to be properly implemented.
"Councils need to be acting now if the promises of the Care Act are to be fulfilled, but national government also has to ensure there is enough funding to properly implement it".
