Sentence examples for satisfactorily implemented from inspiring English sources

It argued that, however imperfect the constitution, "as long as it is satisfactorily implemented, our country's reform of the political structure will make a great step forward".

The Council of Europe's Group of States Against Corruption reported that Montenegro has satisfactorily implemented 67% of its recommendations since 2006, a greater percentage than that of any other Balkan nation.

The deal's opponents are unlikely to muster a veto-proof majority against the agreement; and a hypothetical Republican president in 2017 would hesitate before scuppering a deal that had by then been satisfactorily implemented and increased the security of the US and its allies.

Despite also having the Hyogo Framework for Action 2005 2015 (UNISDR United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction 2004, 2007, 2011) adopted, the survey results show that Nepal has not satisfactorily implemented the DRR education initiatives.

As universal salt iodation (USI) was satisfactorily implemented, gradually the capsules were phased out in 1996 [ 10].

Briefly, all these extra questions and all the questionnaires for the intervention have been satisfactorily implemented in a pilot trial, with a similar sample of children and parents during the last edition of the Nereu programme.

Results confirm that the control practice proposed may quite satisfactorily be implemented on the original plant as reasonable robustness characteristics are preserved for this ultimate operational point of the system.

"The case has now been satisfactorily compromised.

The inferior mechanical properties of the RAC are improved satisfactorily by implementing the Particle Packing Method of mix design approach along with the established Two Stage Mixing Approach.

"I always put in a health warning - as long as our policies are being implemented satisfactorily, we will be in government," he said.

A variety of statistical tests were implemented satisfactorily to assess the internal validity of the estimates.