Sentence examples for which recently implemented from inspiring English sources

University heads are paid an average of £248,292 and wages continue to rise for those at the top of Russell Group universities, which recently implemented a 8.1% average pay rise for vice-chancellors.

We use the case of a pharmaceutical firm which recently implemented Marketing/R&D integrating mechanisms to examine Marketing's new roles.

Unlike FriendFeed, which recently implemented its real-time element, OneRiot takes the "queue" approach, where it indicates at the top of the results that there are new results waiting to be viewed.

The TPP includes notorious human rights violators like Brunei, which recently implemented sharia-based laws for the stoning-to-death of gays and unwed mothers, and Malaysia whose modern day slavery has made it among the worst nations for human trafficking.

Quick Type, which was recently implemented in Apple's mobile platforms, is also present in Yosemite.

Caroline Russell, the party's transport spokesperson, said the UK should follow the example of Paris, which has recently implemented new rules giving cyclists more flexibility.

The experiences of many other countries also offer good lessons, from Brazil and Mexico (which have recently implemented UHC with reasonable success) to Bangladesh and the Indian states of Himachal Pradesh and Tamil Nadu (with progress towards the universal coverage that has already been achieved by Kerala).

This paper also presents the various different architectures used for collaborative distributed communication which were recently implemented and used.

Mårtensson is a PhD student at the Royal Institute of Technology which has recently implemented a system of twice-yearly 'Introduction Days' with good results.

Moreover, current regulations of the European Union (EC directive 2004/23/EG) – which were recently implemented as national law in Germany, for example – put tissue allografts, such as bone and cartilage, under the control of the strict law of drugs.

The second case study illustrates an example in which a recently implemented technological tool to facilitate handover was not optimally utilised and was unable to guarantee a successful patient transition from the hospital to the patient's home.