"implement them in" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it when referring to putting into effect a plan or set of ideas. For example, "We must implement these new safety regulations in our workplace to ensure our employees are kept safe."
Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani said in a live televised speech to parliament that the government will attempt to implement them "in letter and spirit".
But we still haven't figured out the basic technical ways to implement them in practice".
The standards are flexible so that states and localities can implement them in varying ways.
When these were published in August, Mr Schröder instantly promised to implement them in full.
You definitely can't export American models of behavior changes and expect to implement them in southern Africa.
A lot of corporations that come with their own policies and try and implement them in Africa fail horribly.
"He is an absolute believer in the principles of religion and tries to implement them in his work," said Mojtaba Samareh Hashemi, a senior adviser to the president.
Policymakers and public managers face two key questions: how can they can spot when behavioural approaches might work, and how can they implement them in practice?
Managers from several hospitals and primary-care organisations have spent time in California observing its methods, and are now trying to implement them in various parts of Britain.
"Those are the kinds of limits that are dissolving so quickly that we can see being able to implement them in the meaningfully near future".
A handful of American banks will implement them in 2009.The worries about Basel 2 go beyond the slow pace of implementation.
