Sentence examples for not well implemented from inspiring English sources

Turkey had passed "a good asylum law" in May 2014, Cochetel said, but "in practice the law is not well implemented and it is just impossible to think that Turkey will fix those gaps in the coming days".

Confirmatory assays for HIV diagnosis are not well implemented in low-income countries with limited infrastructures.

Even if a program is well designed with technical components appropriate to the situation and participants, it is likely to yield little impact if not well implemented.

Existing knowledge-based engineering methodologies offer opportunities for improvement, as the multidisciplinary character of engineering design is not well implemented and as the current methodologies are not optimally substantiated.

Guidelines exist for chronic kidney disease (CKD) but are not well implemented in clinical practice.

However, the concept is still not well implemented on a broader scale.

It may be that the program wasn't well implemented and its important to make sure you are evaluating the idea and not the implementation.

As he covered what does work in building a pathway to success, Dr. Strayhorn emphasized the need for positive interventions based on proven designs -- because in his program evaluation experience he's seen far too many well-intentioned efforts that lacked a measurable impact because good ideas weren't well implemented.

Perhaps the supervisors in the Integrated MNCH Program are not supervising CHWs as fully as hoped, not because the programme has not been well implemented, but because our expectations of supervisors are unrealistic.

Findings could be due to one or a combination of three reasons: either the intervention programs tested were ineffective, the programs were effective but were not sufficiently well implemented, or the measurement of the results was not sufficiently accurate to detect the effects of the intervention.

Firstly, though that's a recognisable Apple device, it's not very well implemented.