implement

verb
UK /ˈɪmplɪment/
US /ˈɪmpləment/

To make a plan or idea happen.

The school will implement a new reading program next month.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tool or piece of equipment used for a particular job.

The farmer used a simple implement to dig the soil.

3. To put a decision or agreement into effect.

The company implemented the new safety rules right away.

4. To carry out a program or system.

They implemented the software update across all computers.