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Meanings of implement in English

Portuguese
realizar
Catalan
realitzar
Spanish
realizar

To bring something to fulfilment.

realizar
Portuguese
fazer entrar em vigor
Spanish
aplicar

Ensure observance of laws and rules;

fazer entrar em vigor
Usage of implement in English
1
Europe has yet to implement its swap execution facility rules, for example.
Reuters
2
Government plans to control the property industry are taking time to implement.
The Irish Times
3
Public hospitals would be resourced to implement their response to family violence.
The Guardian
4
However, 26 per cent say they will implement them in the future.
The Irish Times
5
Develop and implement a national strategy on climate change, health and wellbeing.
News.com.au
6
Ratu Inoke also said Forum members should implement international human rights law.
Radio NZ
7
Police said they have no plans to implement body cameras despite questions.
Radio NZ
8
The FDA has missed several deadlines to implement the new food law.
Reuters
9
He called the vote saying he needed more time to implement reforms.
BBC
10
And we expect all parties to continue to fully implement this agreement.
Radio NZ
11
You know clearly that will take a number of years to implement.
The Guardian
12
Germany needs to pass the laws to implement Europe's banking union plans.
Reuters
13
Europe is a powerful enough bloc to implement such a radical programme.
The Guardian
14
The time available to implement successful control measures against epidemics was estimated.
Pubmed
15
The current left-leaning government may struggle to encourage investment and implement reforms.
Reuters
16
The government must still draw up secondary legislation to implement the reform.
Reuters
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