Sentence examples for patchy implementation from inspiring English sources

The agreement document was adopted on Monday at the first UN World Conference on Indigenous Peoples, held to focus attention on the patchy implementation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, adopted in 2007.

For all the party's dictatorial ways, government officers are often fearful of triggering unrest by enforcing unpopular policies that are not all that vital to the party's interests (hence the increasingly patchy implementation of population control).

Although the party has been criticised for the patchy implementation of its pro-rural poor initiatives, there is a recognition that the scale and ambition of programmes such as the national rural employment guarantee scheme (which promised 100 days of work at minimum wage salary for everyone) have begun to make inroads into the extreme poverty which remains in much of India's rural heartland.

This patchy implementation of control measures likely alters the efficacy of control.

"Rio+20 is a moment to turn sustainable development from aspiration and patchy implementation into a genuine path to progress and prosperity for this and the next generations to come".

The full potential of OPAT has not yet been realised in the UK as there is patchy implementation and significant variation in services geographically.

Health insurance schemes are being implemented but coverage and quality of implementation is patchy and reaches mainly the well-off such as civil servants and employees in larger private companies [ 34].

Even so, they have been implemented in differing ways in different European countries, and implementation remains patchy.

"The Union budget will be an important gauge of the government's commitment to fiscal consolidation and reform in general," said a report by Fitch Ratings on Feb. 4. "India's patchy performance on policy implementation, and the approach of elections in 2014 could impede fiscal consolidation, suggesting political and implementation risk remain significant".

The NAS describes progress on its implementation as "patchy and subject to regional variation".

Telehealth can offer better long-term care at lower cost, but despite its attractions and ministerial backing, implementation remains patchy.