The phrase 'implement a programme' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of putting a plan into practice or carrying out a programme. For example, "The company implemented a new recycling programme to reduce their environmental impact."
It takes time to develop and implement a programme as complex as this, and the changes don't happen overnight.
Labour says, however, it will implement a programme to encourage poorer pensioners such as Nancy to claim state benefits.
For example, NGOs were engaged to implement a programme on gender capacity development under the Rural Road Improvement Project.
It points to a number of important issues for policy makers and NGOs, not least how to fund and implement a programme of sanitary product provision.
But whether the Trump administration and the new US Congress can design and implement a programme of productive infrastructure spending remains to be seen.
Europe is facing huge threats from the forces of international finance, yet the continent would be a powerful enough bloc to implement a programme of progressive protectionism, particularly if the politically active started to discuss then campaign for it.
She was also involved in implementing a programme to address HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, and was a member of the Salvadoran Human Rights Defenders Network.
In July, Mercy Corps with support from the British government began implementing a programme to stimulate economic recovery in some of the most inaccessible areas in Unity state.
So now we have progressive Conservatism implementing a programme of "progressive" cuts, adhering to what George Osborne christened a "progressive budget", with the Liberal Democrats as progressive partners.
But Mr Bush is quietly implementing a programme that could reinvent government far more thoroughly than Mr Clinton's programme of cutting staff and introducing fancy management techniques.
As the Government sets about implementing a programme of sell offs, new research shows George Osborne will raise more cash from the sale of public assets this year than from the last two decades of privatisations combined.
