implemented

IPA: ˈɪmpɫʌmɛntʌd

Examples of "implemented" in Sentences

Everything he has implemented is a continuation of Bush's policies.
Martin implemented the pistol offense in the spring to spark the offense.
The only "jobs program" the government has successfully implemented is called education.
I was recently convinced that 3D, when implemented from the ground up, can be used in great ways.
I am sympathetic to arguments that Kyoto, as implemented, is not the most effective means to accomplish its stated aims.
The law as it stands, regardless of the obvious need for SOMETHING to be implemented, is very flawed and inherently discriminatory.
Seems like a lot of what the GWB admin implemented amounts to BS, and the only people upset about it are the people that were ok with Orweillian tactics by that administration.
As another perk to uploading your book to Google Books, I just found and out and even implemented, is a “Search inside my books” feature directly on a personal website – which is integrated with your scanned book on gbooks.
For example, I would object if President John McCain implemented a policy of opt-out national service because such a policy would communicate all-too-clearly that individuals need some kind of special justification or rationale not to serve the state.
And we already know that if the judicial system rules that the wiretaping program as implemented is illegal, the Reich-Wing will complain about “activist judges” trying to re-write the law (as they complained following the Guantanamo ruling by the Supreme Court).