Sentence examples for was really implemented from inspiring English sources

"I kind of figured it would be a couple more years down the line before it was really implemented and I'll be retired by then," she said.

"It was shocking to live in a house in which equality was really implemented every day with my brothers and sisters, and then go out in to a country that didn't respect the rights of women".

One risk is that, in their attention to initial objectives, evaluators sometimes fail to evaluate the activity that was really implemented.

But despite the current draft's loopholes, "if it's really implemented, there will be some progress," said Xu Zhiyong, who leads a nonprofit legal group that works on land issues.

The basic questions are how the performance could be evaluated in a realistic basis and how to judge the performance of a controller that is already in operation by comparing it with another controller that could be really implemented in the same system.

Furthermore, the process evaluation outcomes can improve the programme before it will be really implemented.

By contrast, an implemented policy, referred to as M2, corresponds to the computing configurations of the system and all the performed actions for ensuring that all the M1 instructions are really implemented.

This survey sheds light on what CADe schemes are really implementing to detect pulmonary nodules and which will in turn assist radiologist for better diagnosis.

"At that time the opening-up policy was not really implemented in China.

And it has to be really well implemented.

"Both the EU and national governments have taken a liking to experimentation… and where experimentation stops and systems are really already implemented and impacting decisions about your and my life is not always so easy to see," she adds.