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Meanings of implement changes in English

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Usage of implement changes in English
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The prime minister is determined to implement changes to the prison system.
The Guardian
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The order itself did not implement changes but directed agencies to suggest reforms.
Reuters
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A four-year period for Mexico to implement changes should also be shortened, he said.
Reuters
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He decreed that only Barbara could implement changes in family policies or assign jobs.
Escape
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FSB to develop principles by end 2009 to implement changes.
Reuters
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The Justice Department has said it will likely seek a court-appointed monitor to implement changes.
Reuters
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But caught in the thicket of Chinese bureaucracy, it has been slow to implement changes.
Reuters
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And you can't implement changes that haven't been taken into consideration with respect to the Budget.
Radio NZ
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And, some may be looking to implement changes to strategic hedge ratios at the same time.
Reuters
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Don't implement changes that could impact on others!
The South African
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The Labour Party today announced it intends to adopt a plan to implement changes to the organisation.
The Irish Times
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Over the next 12 months, First National will plan and implement changes in its distribution and administrative systems.
The Irish Times
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We at the publishing end are there to make suggestions, not to implement changes with an iron rod.
The Guardian
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Whether the money to implement changes and to achieve results comes from service charges or central funds is immaterial.
The Irish Times
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You'd need to implement changes here, but mostly you just need good advertising to the rest of the country.
Belonging to them
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The sector was also boosted by a scale-back of looming capital reforms and a longer timeframe to implement changes.
Reuters
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