Word: implementation
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...have lately become aware of a movement by a student lobby group, the Public Interest Research Group, to establish a chapter at Harvard through a petition drive. As I understand it, one aim of the drive is to procure a student majority 'mandate' to implement a 'negative checkoff' funding mechanism for the organization through each student's University term bill...
...Duke estimates it would cost $1 million to make every building on its hilly campus accessible. Says Frederick Ford, executive vice president and treasurer of Purdue: "HEW writes hundreds of pages of regulations and in very fine print. The question is: How in the world can you realistically implement them...
Arthur Fitzhugh, an agent in the University police's crime prevention unit, said yesterday that the police and Archie C. Epps III, dean of students, are considering the proposals, but have not yet decided whether to implement them...
...safe delivery and healthy development of children. WIC was established in 1972 on a pilot basis, and made a national program in 1975. (Humphrey and the committee created the WIC legislation.) Only after pressure by the committee and subsequent court decisions did the Department of Agriculture begin to implement the program properly; the program still does not nearly reach all potential recipients. Next year, WIC's authorization expires, and input by the Nutrition Committee will be critical to the future existence and growth of coverage...
...only to the extent that a demand for lower fertility exists. That demand apparently does not now exist in sufficient strength in most of the developing countries. There are a number of policy actions that governments can take to help stimulate the demand. None of them is easy to implement. All of them require some reallocation of scarce resources. Some of them are politically sensitive. But governments must measure those costs against the immeasurably greater costs in store for societies that procrastinate while dangerous population pressures mount...