Sentence examples for selective implementation from inspiring English sources
Moreover, a selective implementation of policies does not necessarily mean that grassroots cadres would implement policies favored by the local people.
"It's clearly designed for selective implementation".
The politically seductive campaigns to "get tough on juvenile crime" -- cruel, misguided and counterproductive to start with -- are made even more destructive by their racially selective implementation.
One of the reasons for this is the selective implementation, or lack of regulation regarding noise levels from bars and clubs in residential areas.
China's ambivalence even now about multilateralism and Beijing's selective implementation of international agreements indicate that China is not fully comfortable with the aims, principles and norms that underlie global institutions.
The EU should urge Medvedev's to stop government intrusion into NGO work, and selective implementation of laws and regulations to harass organisations that work on controversial issues such as election monitoring and human rights.
For example, selective policy implementation (O'Brien and Li 1999), symbolic implementation (xiangzhengxing zhixing) (Li 2012), and flexible implementation (biantongshi zhixing) (Wang et al. 2011) are theories explaining the failure of public policies from the perspective of deviating grassroots state behaviors.
This suggests that future randomised trials or selective clinical implementation of GDFT remain feasible and are required.
The women who often are deemed by health professionals as being most at risk for poor outcomes with early discharge, the young, the poor, and the unsupported, did not appear to be targeted by this selective policy implementation.
They were very sensible but we figured they had substantial scope for selective and perverse implementation.
It says governments had talked the language of gender equality by introducing laws to ensure women's rights were protected, but had been selective about their implementation.
