The local community must be experienced as a place to implement policies, incrementally, that will eventually have an effect on the whole.

142, U.S.F.S.: Tests on vehicle and implement woods.

In Sartor Resartus, he specially honors "the toilworn Craftsman, that with earthmade implement laboriously conquers the Earth and makes her Man's.

In Sartor Resartus, he specially honors "the toilworn Craftsman, that with earthmade implement laboriously conquers the Earth and makes her Man's.

Sadly, though, it's the model being used to implement these first efforts at teledemocracy.

LICHFIELD (8), ancient ecclesiastical town in Staffordshire, 15 m. SE. of Stafford, an episcopal see since 656, with a cathedral in Early English style, recently completely restored; has an ancient grammar school, a museum, and school of art; the birthplace of Samuel Johnson; its industries are brewing, coachbuilding, and implement making.

Functioning committees were formed to create and implement workable plans in the various important areas of activity as Tournament and Ranking, Exhibitions and Clinics, Promotions and Publicity, Finance, National Development, Membership, Referees and Rules, etc.

In this period of human history nothing less than the just sharing of available goods and services will implement the principle of "to each according to his need".

CHAPTER XXX THE NEEDED IMPLEMENT Ralston rode home with an uncomfortable recollection of the little dinner-party in Calcutta at which Hatch had told his story of the Englishwoman in Mecca.

But then, implementing this vision was a problem.

But the editors who have long been acting as censors, and implement the agendas of the first two categories above, are also part of the problem.

THE NEEDED IMPLEMENT XXXI.

On the West Coast in the late 1980s one of Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters, Stewart Brand (now co-founder of the prestigious Global Business Network), conceived and implemented an online bulletin board called The Well (Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link).