Sentence examples for proposals were implemented from inspiring English sources
If the proposals were implemented it would become impossible".
Nimal Siripala de Silva, a senior minister, said on March 27th that the commission had "gone beyond its mandate" and that careful consideration would be given before its proposals were implemented.For months, the government had flaunted the very fact of the LLRC as a means of fending off international calls for a war-crimes investigation.
While the NIH administration expressed its agreement with the working group's goals a big change from 14 years ago most of the proposals were implemented as only recommendations.
Since the start of the financial crisis, the IMF has only spent around $50.0 billion on loans for countries like Hungary, Ukraine and Pakistan, points out Ivan Tchakarov, a former economist at the IMF whose policy proposals were implemented by Thailand after the Asian economic crisis.
Basically, even if all these proposals were implemented, which isn't going to happen, it still wouldn't be nearly enough.
Many of the proposals were implemented by the Reagan administration in the president's first year in office, and Bill Bennett, who worked on the "Mandate," was recruited into the administration and subsequently rose to become secretary of education.
Once these proposals are implemented, the banking union will be complete.
Nicola Hill, president of the London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association (LCCSA), said: "Monday will be a demonstration of how courts will look if these devastating proposals are implemented.
If our proposals are implemented the vast majority of members will be better off than going into the PPF," he said.
The commission will therefore ask three questions: why it has come to this, what can done about it and how can any proposals be implemented?
Andy Haldane, responsible for financial stability at the Bank of England, last week agreed when Tyrie asked whether such a measure might be needed to ensure the Vickers proposals are implemented in full.
