Sentence examples for to properly implement from inspiring English sources

"Mr Griffin failed to properly implement that judgment until we took these proceedings in the high court.

It was discovered that failure to properly implement and monitor computer software that had been implemented to direct terror activity was at least partially to blame.

Over the coming months, MEPs will investigate whether national governments and the European commission failed to properly implement EU anti-tax avoidance and financial transparency rules.

"Apple has the obligation to properly implement the transparency so often promised by Steve Jobs," Ms. Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger said in an interview with the magazine Der Spiegel.

Smith said the family courts needed to properly implement "practice guidance 12 J", which is supposed to force judges to put the safety of children and their residential parent before the access rights of a violent and abusive parent.

During Dmitry Medvedev's speech on Thursday, Twitter teemed with mocking messages using the hashtag #жалкий (pathetic) and more fotozhabas were made on the spot, mostly criticising the president's inability to properly implement the proposed measures.

However, to be an effective instructor, the candidate should also demonstrate pedagogical content knowledge, that is, the ability to select, organize, and properly implement the appropriate teaching method to help students meet the challenges of mastering the material (Shulman, 1986).

The comments by Iddle and Crozier angered the Greens' children and families spokeswoman, Nina Springle, who said that, rather than abandoning therapeutic models, the programs needed to be properly implemented and given a chance to succeed.

" Chellam has been a long time supporter of the Forest Rights Act, a 2006 law that gives forest dwelling communities the right to forest land, but is still to be properly implemented, and is often misused by forest officials.

In addition, mechanisms to adequately report the findings need to be properly implemented.

Instead of threatening to appeal the ruling, Bloomberg should try to make sense of the decision and do his best to ensure policy changes are on their way to being properly implemented before he leaves office.