Clearly articulated concepts and examples of how a CCM could work once implemented, were identified as an important facilitator to implementation [ 28].
He once implemented a boldly successful anti-corruption campaign, sacking all the traffic police.
The cuts will be implemented over a long period, but once implemented they are intended to stay.
"Once implemented," the statement continued, "we believe these arrangements should significantly improve conditions for Palestinians in Gaza, while preventing the entry of weapons".
But, he added: "Through the WTO the UK has helped pushed through the trade facilitation agreement which, once implemented, could add over £70bn to the global economy annually, of which £1bn will come to the UK.
Once implemented, internment was prolonged by the need to justify it against legal challenges and by political pressures that kept most internees in the camps through the 1944 election.
This movement is converted into energy," says Schmehl. "Once implemented into a mass production system, we estimate that our 25 square metre prototype will cost no more than a small vehicle, and it will have the same dimensions," he adds.
She believed the work of her and her team would have national implications, and given the commission heard from international experts she believed other countries would watch Victoria to see the impact of the commission's recommendations once implemented.
One of the best-known examples of a monitor's impact involves the man who once implemented New York's stop-and-frisk policy, the former N.Y.P.D. commissioner William Bratton, and the Los Angeles force he went on to lead.
Some studies suggest that fiscal policy is better suited to steering nominal demand, because once implemented (where the delays currently lie), it affects the economy more swiftly than changes in interest rates.
