putting the plan into action

Putting the plan into action is where some people fall down - don't let it happen to you.

"Obviously, we need confirmation back" from the government before putting the plan into action, Mr. Edmondson-Jones said.

Putting the plan into action will depend in large part on the Fish and Wildlife Service's allegiance to it, officials at the Interior Department said.

"The challenge now is for people to work together in putting the plan into action, in order to stop one of the oldest and most lethal diseases known to humanity.

Muhammad Dahlan, the Palestinian security minister, and Amos Gilad, an Israeli general, agreed on how to begin putting the plan into action in Gaza.

The idea was well received, but as the club moved toward putting the plan into action, Ms. Friedman and Ms. Diamond decided that they needed a new organization that could transcend political barriers and bring together the community's different groups.

The new international peace plan, known as the road map, calls for such statements as its initial step, and their delivery is intended to be the most tangible result of the meeting and a starting bell for putting the plan into action.

The army already had a contingency plan, Margarethe II, for the occupation of Rumania if the country tried to defect, but Hitler had refused to countenance putting the plan into action, saying that he trusted the Rumanian leader Marshal Ion Antonescu.

CHARLES L. CHAN Putting the Plan Into Action For Charles L. Chan, a small-town boy from the Midwest, life was going according to a plan he mapped while at the University of Illinois College of Commerce and Business Administration.