Sentence examples for seriously implemented from inspiring English sources
"The path of reforms it has started out on deserves recognition, but it must continue to be seriously implemented".
International sanctions, introduced after the first nuclear test in 2006, have not had any noticeable effect — in part because they have not been seriously implemented.
But in Beijing a Foreign Ministry spokesman, Zhu Bangzao, said, "China, as a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council, has always strictly and seriously implemented all the resolutions of the Security Council concerning Iraq".
This was envisaged in the early design but has only been seriously implemented in the last 5 years.
"State advances, private sector retreats," if seriously implemented, will kill the goose that lays the golden egg of rapid Chinese growth.
The rules prohibiting such contact "must be taken seriously, implemented vigorously and adhered to at every level of play," he said.
After Peng returned from his first tour abroad, in September 1955, he began to seriously implement his "Four Great Systems": the implementation of standardized military ranks, salaries, awards, and rules of conscription.
Jennifer McKeown, senior European economist at Capital Economics, said: "The ECB now seems to be taking deflation risks more seriously, implementing surprise interest-rate cuts in September and leaving the door wide open to quantitative easing".
Now, the Indian Railways has been toying with the idea of implementing the ACD but it has never got down to seriously implementing it.
Within the context of this study, it can be summarized that there is lack of political will, for the Tanzania government to seriously implement all what it has signed and ratified in different international conventions and protocols to implement different issues related to the handling of children with special needs.
Its solution turned out to be, as Tashköprüzade was later to say, only a drop in the ocean of problems in 'ilm al-wad'; once one took the notion of imposition seriously, implementing it as a general explanation for the relation between expression and meaning turned out to be an immense project which carried on into the twentieth century (Weiss 1987: especially 341 345).
