Sentence examples for not always implemented from inspiring English sources

And manifesto promises are not always implemented.

"Although some countries have legislation for working hours... it is not always implemented.

Jodhpur has banned the use of plastic bags in the city; however, it is not always implemented.

"Although some countries have legislation for working hours -  for example, the EU Working Time Directive gives people the right to limit their average working time to 48 hours per week - it is not always implemented.

Yet these measures are not always implemented in an optimal way, thus limiting improvement of groundwater quality.

Unfortunately, it is not always implemented as a useful tool by agencies, and within stakeholders protocols, to prevent and manage biological invasions.

This is a promising result as several studies indicate that programs are frequently modified during implementation [ 36 38] and teachers do not always implement programs according to specific guidelines [ 30].

There has been a considerable proliferation of clinical guidelines recently, but their practical application is low, and organisations do not always implement their own ones.

Since then there have been concerns that reform has been slow and top officials do not always implement ministerial decisions, sometimes blocking agreed government policy.

Spector estimated that six to nine months of playing with the engine were necessary to learn how to use it properly, and even still, their ideas did not always implement as planned.

Most people, even if they're not always implementing best practices, have the basic information necessary to make-net positive decisions regarding their bodily energy, but emotional, social, and spiritual values can be a little more ambiguous.