Synonyms for implemented
im·ple·ment·ed

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1. enforced, implementedadjective

   forced or compelled or put in force

   "a life of enforced inactivity"; "enforced obedience"

   Synonyms:
   enforced

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1. List of paraphrases for "implemented":

   applied, implementation, executed, enforced, transposed, implement, introduced, deployed, implementing, performed, conducted, undertaken, pursued, launched, established, taken, run, implanted, executive, initiated, delivered, apply, realised, application, used, executing, execution

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1. Chen Songxi:

   One size fits all was easy to implement ... but economically, it may be inefficient, the problem is that some factories have implemented much better emissions standards but they are treated the same as those that have done nothing.

2. Geoff Freeman:

   While we are not at a point now that it needs to be implemented.... we feel it's important that everything is put on the table.

3. George Murdock:

   It was developed under a Republican president, it's being implemented under a Democrat president. It shouldn't be a partisan issue. A lot of people think, 'Well, we don't know about the vaccine,' which is ridiculous because no vaccine in history has the efficacy of this shot.

4. Masahide Amada:

   We have implemented measures since 2011 so we are better equipped to deal with natural disasters, these include diversifying production capabilities and supply chains.

5. Getty Images:

   Those policies failed to stop the dying, failed to stop the infection from spreading, and inflicted massive health damage and destruction, particularly on working class and lower-income families and on our children, history's biggest failure of public health policy lies directly at the hands of those who recommended the lockdowns and those who implemented them, not on those who advised otherwise. Period.