The phrase "implement his plan" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to put a plan into action or to carry out a plan. Example sentence: "The CEO hired a team of experts to help him implement his plan for company expansion."
"So now I have to implement his plan, too," he said a little worriedly.
Though the voyage was deemed a success, the British government took no steps to implement his plan.
Finally, the plan has to win bipartisan support, so the candidate advocating it not only wins the election but has a mandate to implement his plan afterward.
But the directors could simply say they need yet more time to allow this chief executive to implement his plan, whatever it may be.
Now, at least, the President has a chance to win the case in front of the Supreme Court by June and implement his plan in the remaining months of his Administration.
If he and the board succeed in raising enough money to implement his plan, which will involve presenting a "micro-season" next summer, then he will be kept on and the board will begin to hire other staff.
"Mike Baird has a clear mandate to implement his plans, Labor ought to support it," former NSW treasurer Michael Costa said.
Setting out a timetable for the government to implement his plans, Heseltine says: "Some will say there are criticisms.
There was particular scepticism that Obama can fulfill commitment to implement his plans without adding to the deficit.
With a full winter to implement his plans, Ryan summoned about 20 of the organization's best young pitchers for a minicamp in November and another in January.
If the justices eventually side with the administration, that would leave roughly seven months in Obama's presidency to implement his plans.
