Word: implementable
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...said the committee wished to rechristen itself the “Committee on Degrees in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality,” and implement slight changes to the concentration itself, including adding a new junior-level course on theories of sexuality...
Harvard is not the first college to implement a web-based e-mail account program for its alumni—Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, Dartmouth, and other schools have had their respective programs for several years...
...just doesn’t understand how this could ever not be hip. Since the ’50s, the stars of all forms of consumer culture have been wearing less and less clothing in order to show off more and more of their bodies. And yet the implement that is most clearly adapted to demonstrate one’s booty-shaking skills has lost all its fans. This is just not rational...
...called a snap national election for Nov. 9, in what he called a test of popular support for his economic reforms. If Koizumi's Liberal Democratic Party can extend its slim parliamentary majority (it currently holds 244 of 480 seats) he will be able to claim a mandate to implement more radical changes. Opinion polls put his personal approval ratings at more than 60%, amid signs that the fragile economy is at last in recovery...
...people forget now, but Gray Davis was a moderate Democrat when he took office. He got a lot done his first two years by sticking to the center and making both Democrats and Republicans work for him. In late 2000 he remarked of Democratic legislators, ?Their job is to implement my vision.? But Davis got into trouble when times turned tough - first during the 2001 energy crisis and then during the budget mess - and he had no allies to turn to. It was easy to get things done when he had a 50% approval rating. A few months ago, with...