Word: implementation
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Instead, Harvard has opted for 'constructive engagement.' This doctrine holds that the University can best change South Africa by persuading companies whose stock it owns to implement measures to improve conditions for Blacks...
...student, and proctors react favorably to the program, Moses added, the committee could implement the full plan in the fall...
...taken up by visitors in the gallery despite a rule requiring them to maintain strict silence. The celebration notwithstanding, it will be 1990 or _ later before the first women - priests can be ordained, and while that step is now likely, it is not a sure thing. Legislation to implement last week's decision must pass a majority of local dioceses and then survive the crucial test: win a second approval again by all three houses of the synod, this time by two-thirds majorities. Last week only 57% of the synod priests voted yes. The change in the state...
...percent of the Indian population--could never survive as an independent nation. Too many economic, territorial and population factors run against the murmurs of creating a separate state. Only 40 percent of the Sikhs live in Punjab; the rest are scattered around other parts of the country. To implement the establishment of a separate and solely Sikh nation would only result in massive and traumatizing migrations of non-Sikhs out of Punjab (almost half of the present population there) and of Sikhs now living in other areas into Punjab. The memory of the 1947 partition that resulted in widespread...
Despite the wide-scale use among students, the K-School is not going to implement a computer literacy exam comparable to the Quantitative Reasoning Requirement for undergraduates, O'Keeffe said...