Word: implementation
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...This job requires someone who likes developing consensus, bringing lots of people together," Proctor said. "To me, it's usually pretty apparent what the solution should be. I feel like we should implement it and move on. Financial decisions here are University-wide and involve 20 or 25 people. It's just...
...free exchange of information, and any action that retards this flow should be discouraged. One mass e-mail won't have much effect on Harvard's resources, but several such mailings might. If advertisements like Simons' became commonplace, Harvard would probably be forced to implement software filters that would prevent mailings to more than a certain number of addresses. The only other alternative would be to vigorously prosecute mass-mailers. Either solution would penalize users who have a legitimate, non-commercial need to mass-mail...
Rosslyn Wuchinich '99, a member of HASTE, said although members of the administration have been approached with the idea of a mandatory orientation week training, no move has been made to implement such a program...
...tricks, pumping out sleaze right under the President's nose (in a sort of postmodern, electronic sense). Two: Montel's show could be read as an inadvertent discourse on the differing tastes and points of view that will make a coherent ratings system for TV so maddeningly difficult to implement. And three: this writer was looking for a way to watch TV and call it work...
First of all, he can sign the resolution. In this case, the change will become College policy--if the change is one which Lewis has the power to implement. If he does not, the resolution becomes a "proposal on behalf of Harvard College by the council and the Dean." This means that Lewis would then champion the bill as it is considered by whomever does have the power to implement...