"implement a contract" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to put a contract into action or to carry out the terms of a contract. Example: The company hired a lawyer to help them draft and implement a contract for their new partnership.
We (or NATO) would have to have boots on the ground to help them topple Assad and then stay for years to keep the warring parties from murdering each other, to suppress the violent extremists in each community and to help the moderates write and implement a new social contract for how to live together.
In the health sector, this high turnover rate burdens junior staff and hospitals, so top colleges and hospitals now implement a two-year contract to prevent Filipinos from leaving for abroad without serving their country first.
Well-financed anti-labor groups related to America's radical right are coming to the aid of giant Fresno, Calif.-based Gerawan Farming to avoid implementing a union contract under which it already owes millions of dollars to thousands of its grape and tree fruit workers.
Even so, Ms. Snowe this week issued a statement welcoming his designation but urging him to "rectify the administration's recent failure to implement a meaningful women's contracting rule".
In two other ODs in Kampong Cham province, Memot and Ponheakrek, the Ministry of Health and its development partners implemented a special "contracting" scheme initially in Memot in 1999 as a first phase, and then in Ponheakrek in 2004 as a second phase.
"The contract to implement a national IT system linking the control centres was not even awarded until a full three years after the project started.
It can facilitate contract negotiation, simplify contract terms, implement contract execution, and verify contract fulfillment state.
This section implements an advance contracting market structure, where there is a short-term power exchange (STPX) with hourly energy prices available in a rolling basis.
Without adverse selection and moral hazards, weather index-based insurance (WII) has shown tremendous potential for replacing traditional crop insurance, since the World Bank implemented a Development Marketplace Contract and put WII into practice in Nicaragua, Morocco, Tunisia, and Ethiopia (Skees 2001, 2008; Stoppa and Hess 2003; Hess and Syroka 2005; Antón et al. 2013).
Establishing individual, population and social health in fragile and post-conflict societies requires not only overcoming past and present barriers to care, but negotiating and implementing a new social contract.
