This two-stage constitution-making paradigm, implemented in a wholly unplanned move by the Iraqis and their American sponsors, formed a kind of compromise between the populist-democratic project of Shi'ite clerics and America's external interference.
"The deaths of a further nine young boys are devastating evidence that the changes implemented were yet again wholly insufficient to fulfil the duty on the state to protect the right to life of the children it imprisons.
Their market-fundamentalist ideas, they supposed, were wholly right, and they insisted on them being implemented internationally, through what had become an arm of the US treasury - the IMF.
He added: "I think the vast majority of people in this country would find it wholly unacceptable if further fiscal austerity was basically implemented on the backs of the poor.
In the policy world, wonks spend decades debating the finer points of healthcare and social spending, only to be wholly ignorant at how their decisions are actually implemented into code.
All of the existing techniques rely partly or wholly on hardware support and hence, can only be implemented by the cloud provider.
The state governments of Rajasthan and West Bengal also implemented new maternal health interventions based partly or wholly on the MAPEDIR findings (Table 3).
Just because we have the ability to use new technology is a wholly insufficient reason to implement it.
Consequently, whenever a scene could not be wholly illuminated or the size of the scene surpasses the available setup disposition, this protocol can be implemented to solve these issues.
If implemented, the new proposals will apply to Dwr Cymru and Dee Valley as they operate "wholly or mainly" in Wales and could come into force by March 2014.
"If this is implemented as the PJA believes is the intention, jockeys will no longer be punished for genuine, wholly unintended mistakes nor for otherwise perfectly acceptable rides".
