Word: implementation
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...turnout in April, argues that cynicism, not apathy, is the problem. He cites high participation in House committees as evidence that students can become excited about student government, and he stresses that he believes cynicism about the efficacy of a large student council can be overcome. Students working to implement the plan also express hope that they will be able to get the vote out. "Given the current cynicism and lack of faith in student government, it may be hard to get a majority, but it's certainly possible, and we're going to try," Herrmann says...
...better to have a Socialist representative who, at the very least, will be heeded by a friendly government, than an outcast conservative. What is more, thanks to years of preaching from the Right, the French feel that the legislature should reflect the executive so that the latter can implement its policies as smoothly as possible...
...Mitterrand government will, of course, need far more than luck to implement its program of change for French society, but the Cheysson-Reagan exchange illuminates an important fact: so far as France's powerful administrative apparatus is concerned, there is less to the latest government switch than meets the eye. Whoever is running the country politically, bureaucratic power within the French civil service remains guarded by the graduates of a small number of closely knit, government-linked grandes écoles (great schools), which also provide manpower for the national political parties, be they of the left, right or center...
FREEDOM SUMMER," 1964. In one of the early long, hot summers of Negro discontent, a coalition of civil rights groups mounted a spirited campaign to achieve and implement racial justice in Mississippi, the nation's most rigidly segregated state...
...school now plans to implement an ambitious "School Leadership Program," which stresses individual schools and the effect administrators, parents and teachers can have on places of learning. While the leadership courses will not be required of all students, Paul N. Ylvisaker, dean of the Ed School, last year set up a four-member committee on school leadership to develop guidelines for the Ed School's changing curriculum...