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implementation|ˌɪmplɪmənˈteɪʃən|
[f. implement v. + -ation.]
The action of implementing; fulfilment.
1926Spectator 16 Oct. 627/1 The Irish delegation will seek the implementation of co-equality with the States of the British Commonwealth. 1944Mind LIII. 184 Professor Collingwood's Principles of Art attempted an implementation and restatement on the epistemological side. 1951R. Firth Elem. Social Organiz. ii. 45 In a democratic society consent of the individual is ultimately necessary for the implementation of programmes. 1955Bull. Atomic Sci. June 223/3 As a possible mode of implementation, I suggest that a civilian-directed Scientists Corps (SC) be set up within the Defense Department for an emergency. 1965Listener 27 May 775/2 Such plans..were fundamentally sound in the practical potential of implementation. 1973Daily Tel. 16 Mar. 6/4 The successful implementation of this policy is vital. The cost of failure is incalculable. |