implementable
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- adjective
- /ˈɪmplɪˌmɛntəbl/
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implementable
- All petitions must contain a fully implementable plan for every aspect of their program.
You want the pathways through life collapsed to a single implementable dimension, one that goes uphill.
- You want the pathways through life collapsed to a single implementable dimension, one that goes uphill.
Examples
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The proposed mechanism is readily implementable since it builds on a contract currently in place in England and Wales.
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My consulting company, where I do the unthinkable, provides real results that are implementable within your business environment.
Blog text (4) -
These provide a framework of evidence-based, practical, and implementable diabetes care recommendations within this setting.
Academic text (2012) -
While the new rule improves on the 2013 rule, it also creates a number of new issues that the DoD must address before the regulation will be implementable for defense contractors.
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Perhaps that is why the people espousing a political-economy perspective excel at critique but recommend few implementable solutions to problems.
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Even if this requirement does not eliminate undervaluation of high-value claims, it would be a shift in the right direction and an easily implementable first step towards accurate allocation of such claims.
Academic text (2017) -
The development of the SSAUF in particular highlights the fact that university academic staff transformation is receiving renewed governmental attention and that, for the first time, concrete, implementable, and measurable programs are being developed in order to address the perceived imbalances.
Academic text (2018) -
Previous policy documents governing transformation in the higher education sector in South Africa, such as the Department of Education's White Paper (1997) and others, have been criticized for lacking details and specifics (see Govinder et al. 2013) as well as for lacking implementable programs through which to guide and measure transformation.
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A careful study of the so-called "made in Africa" Lusaka Peace Accord uncovers some empirical and logistical difficulties that must be overcome to restore peace to the Congo and to promote an implementable regional security agreement.
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The committee approved a new strategy that is completely implementable within the current budget.
Synonyms
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Possible to do successfully with the tools and conditions we have
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5.2
Information that tells you practical steps to take
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Possible to do successfully in real life
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Possible to do with the available money and time
How Feasible
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5.8
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∞
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word implementable is made from implement, meaning a 'tool' or a plan to do a job, and the part -able, meaning 'can be done'. So, something implementable is 'able to be put into practice' or 'can actually be carried out'.