put in place

English

Etymology

From put + in place

Verb

to put in place (third-person singular simple present puts in place, present participle putting in place, simple past and past participle put in place)

1. To set up

   WWF will continue to pressure all governments to put in place effective conservation programmes.

   The organization is still at the stage of trying to put in place its own institutions.

   He doesn't know what puppet government to put in place.

2. To pass

   Constitution and electoral law were finally put in place two months ago amidst opposition.

3. To allocate

   Means for modernization were put in place.

Translations

to set up

German: aufstellen (de) (programme), einrichten (de), aufbauen (de) (institutions), einsetzen (de) (government)

Swedish: införa (sv) (programmes, institutions), bygga upp (sv) (institutions)

to pass

German: verabschieden (de) (law, legislation)

Swedish: införa (sv), introducera (sv)

to allocate

German: bereitstellen (de), zuweisen (de) (means)