Implement ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Implement ( verb )

1. To put into effect.
2. To carry out.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french emplir, from latin implementare, from in- + plenus full.

Examples:

1. The company implemented a new policy.
2. The government is in the process of implementing the law.
3. The school will implement the new curriculum next year.
4. They implemented changes to improve efficiency.
5. We need to implement a plan to reduce waste.

(As a noun)

Implement ( noun )

1. To put into effect.
2. To carry out.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french emplir, from latin implementare, from in- + plenus full.

Examples:

1. The company implemented a new policy.
2. The government is in the process of implementing the law.
3. The school will implement the new curriculum next year.
4. They implemented changes to improve efficiency.
5. We need to implement a plan to reduce waste.