"not being implemented" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It should be used to indicate that an action or plan has not been carried out or has not yet been put into practice. For example, "We are still working on the new training program, but it is not being implemented at this time".
Richard A. Boucher, the State Department spokesman, said on Thursday: "We're not in the position of holding up on Darfur because the North-South is not being implemented or holding up on North-South implementation because of Darfur.
"We are accustomed to court rulings against large projects not being implemented".
"If we find the regulation is not being implemented, we will challenge that inertia and non-compliance," Kerr says.
"We already have enough laws – the problem is that they are not being implemented properly," she said.
"But the problem is that it is not being implemented on the ground," says Chris Moye, also at Global Witness.
Security council resolution 1325, adopted in 2000, affirmed women's participation in decision-making on peace and security at its core, but it is still not being implemented.
According to the article, if the technology exists to provide for better transmission and distribution of electricity, why is it not being implemented?
But, argues Chester Finn, the president of the Fordham Foundation, some of the law's provisions are not being implemented because they cannot be.
The peace plan known as the "road map" is not being implemented: neither side has managed its first step, which is a ceasefire.
A secret US cybersecurity report warned that government and private computers were being left vulnerable to online attacks from Russia, China and criminal gangs because encryption technologies were not being implemented fast enough.
Kelsey drew gasps of derision when he claimed that care.data was vital for the NHS and that staff at his local hospital had besieged him with complaints about the scheme not being implemented quickly enough.
