Sentence examples for unimplemented- from inspiring English sources

There are important sections of the 2006 Charities Act that remain unimplemented, he says.

Yet, as with New Orleans, there have long been warnings of the dangers posed by a severe storm, and recommendations to invest in better defences against surging tides have gone unimplemented.

The government recently began promoting an existing, but unimplemented, decree that obliges local assemblies to consult residents about administrative decisions.

Statutory training for teachers at PGCE level, an LGBT inclusive curriculum and age appropriate Sex and Relationship Education programme are just a few of the pragmatic solutions that have already been called for but still unimplemented.

But, as WikiLeaks showed, a good half of even the all-powerful Vladmir Putin's commands went unimplemented.

Among the unimplemented provision of the cease-fire plan negotiated by Kofi Annan was a commitment by Syria to allow unfettered access to independent journalists.

From the Indian perspective, the unimplemented plan has the added virtue of accentuating Pakistani discomfiture and angst, which in theory may have some deterrent value.

A second objective is to repeal unimplemented legislation.

It's whether the as-yet-unimplemented totality of the bill — the $1 trillion in new spending and the thicket of new regulations as well as all the pilot programs and payment reforms — will bend the cost curve up or down.

From the beginning, Mr. Tolman has been abiding by the as-yet-unimplemented law, which says that to qualify for public money, candidates for governor must limit contributions to $100 each for a total of no more than $450,000.

That's because right now, with the new health care law as-yet-unimplemented, we're still in a world where the G.O.P.'s politicians and activists and interest groups think of themselves as working from a pre-Obamacare policy baseline.