Sentence examples for were ever implemented from inspiring English sources

"I think Bernie Sanders' ideas are unrealistic, and if they were ever implemented they'd probably do great damage to the economy," he said.

I would imagine that if the three-month limit were ever implemented, businesses – universities in particular – would respond by shifting zero-hours workers on to part-time and fixed-term contracts.

(Surely he meant "fortunately"?) For Hastings, Corbyn's "honesty is designed to conceal the reality that much of what he states as fact is falsehood; that if his 'caring' economic policies were ever implemented, they would spell ruin for thousands of businesses, doom for enterprise and profit, and cripple the nation's taxpayers".

If the Miami verdict were ever implemented, smokers in 49 states would end up paying billions to current and past smokers in Florida, an outcome impossible to justify.It may make sense to tax tobacco more heavily, or to restrict its marketing and distribution more strictly.

"If Donald Trump's plans were ever implemented, the country would sink into a prolonged recession.

If the legislation she introduced were ever implemented, the new FTC Office of Internet Safety and Public Awareness could co-create plans and materials for other lawmakers and communities.

He adds, "There is, thankfully, no archeological evidence that this program of annihilation was ever implemented".

But only one of the alternative economic strategies was ever implemented, and it was not the left's.

It puts the cost of the interstate air pollution rule at $2.4 billion a year, and of the ozone rule (if it is ever implemented) at $20 billion a year at least.

Neither was ever implemented, though Alexander took some features of the first, notably the institution of the State Council, and used them out of their intended context.

A recent report by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, an American think-tank, noted that only about 30% of ASEAN's agreements are ever implemented.