Word: implementation
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...think they reflect a lot of collective wisdom,” she says. “They’re going to be difficult to implement...
Ellison said he decided to step down because once humanities and social sciences students were finally secured full funding this year, he had accomplished his mandate as dean, which was to implement the recommendations of a 1998 committee...
...Meyer cautions against premature speculation about what structural changes his successor will implement, noting that upon his arrival at HMC in 1990 he had a history of externally managing funds at previous jobs but embraced the internal model...
...We’ll just have to put pressure on the University to implement them,” former BSA President Eugene J. Green ’80 told the Crimson in 1980. “The University has not shown a willingness to address these problems for years...
Faced with such solutions, we as citizens and individuals have too long hidden behind the excuse that their implementation would not be economically feasible. If we used just a fraction of the $100 billion that our government spent on the Star Wars weapons programs, imagine what we could achieve. Casting our gaze across the Atlantic, we can see that it is eminently possible to implement plans for the future without jeopardizing the present. Germany, for instance, has pledged to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent before our 20th reunion, and Britain has promised to reduce gas emissions...