Word: implementation
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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THEN IT GOT really weird. What you might expect to be the usual sordid rightist military junta actually went on to implement, of all things, an APRA progressive reform agenda. The regime courted the Church, sympathized with the landless peasants, stressed social justice and generally confused the life out of every political scientist in the world. In 1980 the brass realized Peruvians were getting sick of them and returned power to--of all people--the befuddled Belaunde...
...also uses the camera as an implement to trace the outlines of certain features. For example, the first time we encounter Martin's mother, we see the child Martin's hands outlining and feeling her lips, neck and chest; she reprimands him with the statement, "Fingers aren't the same as eyes...
Jackson was unwilling to discuss which of the current Democratic presidential candidates would be most likely to implement his proposals. He would not endorse any of the three candidates, saying only that each one "represents for us a relief...
...question of honor," De Klerk said last week. The African National Congress and others on their side of the bargaining table "must know that we have the power and support to implement what we agree to." Despite their recent successes, one poll shows the Conservatives taking only 30% of white votes nationwide. The President expects to win the referendum, but he vows that if he loses he will resign and force new elections...
While Kurnick focuses on the involvement of the Committee on Undergraduate Education, he misses the hard work the Committee on House Life (COHL, a student-faculty committee not part of the UC for those who appreciate accuracy) has done to implement some of the 14 points...