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Sun 94 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Carry out/Conduct/Execute/Implement/Perform
I am not suer if I can use carry out , conduct, execute, perform instead of implement in the following sentence?
To solve the economic crisis, the government implemented fiscal policy.
To solve the economic crisis, the government implemented fiscal policy.
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Every government has a fiscal policy by nature; there is one in place when they take office, and there is one in place (with or without changes) when they leave office. If you revise that part of the sentence, then I will be able to better recommend a verb choice.
- Every government has a fiscal policy by nature; there is one in place when they take office, and there is one in place (with or without changes) when they leave office.
- If you revise that part of the sentence, then I will be able to better recommend a verb choice.
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Every government has a fiscal policy by nature; there is one in place when they take office, and there is one in place (with or without changes) when they leave office. If you revise that part of the sentence, then I will be able to better recommend a verb choice.
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'Fiscal policy' is 'way too general. It needs to be modified or specified in order to make sense in your sentence so that I can choose an appropriate verb.
If markets were hoping for a moderate but positive adjustment to fiscal policy under Ms Rousseff, they had their first signs of it on Sunday...
Was this success due to greater policy space that allowed the
If markets were hoping for a moderate but positive adjustment to fiscal policy under Ms Rousseff, they had their first signs of it on Sunday...
Was this success due to greater policy space that allowed the
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