Word: implementation
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...guess. It could be the cost of new windows (unlikely) or a multi-million dollar, multi-pronged effort by the entire University (likely). Thus, by forcing students to make a choice without the relevant costs, and insisting that the referendum contain specific propositions that will have specific costs to implement, the environmentalists have made a “yes” vote on their own referendum illogical; support for an undefined sacrifice is not much of a statement...
...help raise money for the organization. “It’s about the world and keeping culture alive, saving it,” said Swallow, who proudly displayed his handmade dream catchers. The funds raised from the weekend’s bazaar will be used to implement various development programs for indigenous groups. This year’s plans involve an assistance project for reindeer herders in southern Siberia and Mongolia and a radio station upgrade project in Guatemala, according to Kathleen Kilgore, Cultural Survival’s development officer. “The Mayans are so proud...
...start of this term—a first step toward fulfilling a campaign promise to lower coursepack costs or make them available online.In an otherwise tame presidential debate last Thursday, Hadfield pulled no punches while questioning Petersen on the feasibility of his platform. Hadfield noted that in order to implement each of Petersen’s 58 campaign proposals, he would have to address a different issue every four days. In fact, Petersen’s Web site lists 56 proposals.One student group could not choose a particular candidate over the other—the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgendered...
Zaidi added in order to impress the importance of the issue on the administration, students must “model the behavior we expect them to implement...
...Neither candidate said that he does not hope to win the presidential race. Hwang has said that he intends to prevail and subsequently to dismantle the UC. While Gillis has said that victory is not his first priority, he adds that winning would give him the "political capital" to implement his proposals for UC structural reform. He has vowed to transfer the presidency to rival candidate Ryan A. Petersen '08 and to transfer UC administrative tasks to rival Tom D. Hadfield '08. The Crimson apologizes to both the Gillis and Hwang campaigns...