Word: implementation
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...delayed in definitely if everyone waited on Britain's entry into the Common Market. Rusk was all for unity, but thought little of this piecemeal approach. He strongly urged that the British be brought in as soon as possible: only with Britain's membership could the U.S. implement its plans for political, economic and military cooperation with the new Europe...
Although Spain was declared a monarchy in Franco's 1947 Law of Succession, Spain's dictator has made no move to implement it. It has been
...money flow came even before Franco agreed to let the U.S. build air and naval bases on Spanish soil; in a decade the U.S. pumped $503 million into Spain in military aid alone. An even greater sum from abroad has gone to modernize the Spanish economy and implement the 1959 stabilization plan after Spain's disastrous inflation. The plan worked. The soaring prices leveled off; investors regained confidence; gold and dollar reserves soared from virtually zero in 1959 to a whopping $1.1 billion today...
Five years ago Toronto's Massey-Ferguson Ltd. was on the brink of bankruptcy. Dragged down by unwieldy inventories and a slumbering dealer network, the 115-year-old implement manufacturer in 1957 lost $4,700,000 on $400 million worth of sales in five continents. This week Massey-Ferguson will happily report on its performance for the first half of fiscal 1962. With business up 15%, the company is expected to show sales of about $263 million and profits well above last year's first half net of $6,000,000. The secret of this rejuvenation: a change...
...result of Thornbrough's accent on overseas markets has been spectacular: Massey-Ferguson is now No. 1 in farm implement sales in Britain, France and Scandinavia and accounts for virtually the entire tractor market in such emerging nations as Ghana, Ceylon and Nigeria. Thornbrough has also revitalized Massey's U.S. distribution system with aggressive new dealers and installed a centralized computer control system to keep track of spare parts across the continent. M-F has climbed from seventh place in North American implement sales in 1957 to third (after Deere & Co. and International Harvester) today...