Word: implementation
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...same philosophy that informed corporationsto encourage naps, reintroduce humor into theoffice and implement "family-friendly" policies isnow finding its way into the academy, Hallowellsaid...
...important, but difficult, project to implement, but when it's done it'll make accessing the library a lot easierand access to other information a lot easier,"said Sidney Verba, director of the HarvardUniversity Library...
...students are the ones who plan and implement the program," says Kristine Carlson Asselin, Brandeis's acting associate director of campus life and the advisor for orientation...
...bailing out troubled economies. But it prefers not to foot the enormous bill alone or impose diktats from Washington. Many of the suggestions the IMF makes to borrowers, often in close consultation with the Treasury, are sound. But few of the nations are in any shape to digest, implement and enforce the Wizard of Oz transformations the institution wants. The fund needs to abandon its attempt to enforce deep structural reforms and focus instead on resuscitating these economies, particularly by helping them pay off their crippling short-term debt and managing their sliding currencies. The IMF may be right that...
Watch to see how the Nikkei responds to a key policy speech by Keizo Obuchi, Japan's new prime minister. If he gives traders hope that the government will be able to quickly implement promised tax cuts, Japan's markets could bounce back -- and we could breathe a little easier about...