Word: implementable
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Whatever the final margins in the House and Senate turn out to be, lawmakers in both parties say it's time to forget about all the sweeping promises Bush and Gore made this year. Whoever emerges as President "will lack the governing authority to implement his agenda," says Senator Chuck Hagel, the independent-minded Republican from Nebraska. For Bush or Gore, the only possible path to legislative success will be right down the center aisle. "The next President should call 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans to the White House and say, 'You're gonna be my base,'" says Senator Chuck...
Successfully taking Foster out of the flow will force the Midshipmen to rely on outside shooting, a relatively weak aspect of their otherwise solid all-around game. Additionally, Harvard may implement a pressing defense in order to slow the play down to a pace less favorable to the Navy offense...
...very unlikely ever to implement that necessary change of its own volition. As a senior and a SAC member myself (until December 1), I am confident that we as a group would never have consented to democratic elections...
Evans was not the first to talk about changing CRLS, nor was she the first to make ambitious efforts at finding a solution. But she is the first to implement a full-scale restructuring program...
...Korea's attempts to end its international isolation to whether to sell Taiwan sophisticated weapons systems and how to deal with Pakistan's precarious nuclear-armed military junta. And even some of the foreign policy standards, such as responding to Russian arms control proposals and China's reluctance to implement trade agreements...