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• v  put in effect
• v  fill or meet a want or need
• v  meet the requirements or expectations of

• While much of the Department of Energy's attention has previously focused on nuclear weapons and waste, Chu, a firm believer in the dangers of climate change, will try to fulfil .
• But to fulfil that promise, Keo Thea has his work cut out.
• And when he returns to fulfil the plan, you won't be going up there to him, he'll be coming down here.

• carry through
• accomplish
• execute
• carry out
• action
• fulfill
• meet
• satisfy
• fill
• live up to

• fall_short_of

News & Articles

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• Italian retailers jeer minister over sales tax
  ROME (Reuters) - Delegates at a retail conference in Rome jeered Italian Industry Minister Flavio Zanonato on Wednesday after he said he was unsure if the government would be able to fulfil its aim of ...
  June 12, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Tony Hayward in New Zealand Herald
  My sadness has only grown as the disaster continues. To be sure, neither I nor the company is perfect,Hayward said. "But we are unwavering in our commitment to fulfil all our responsibilities."
• Steve Carell in Starpulse.com
  He explained, "I just think it's time. I want to fulfil my contract. When I first signed on, I had a contract for seven seasons, and this coming year is my seventh. I just thought it was time for my character to go.......... It doesn't certainly...
• Steve Jobs in Reuters UK
  I will be the first one to step up and tell our Board of Directors if I can no longer continue to fulfil my duties as Apple's CEO,Jobs said in a statement, breaking his silence about his health for the first time in months.