Toimeenpanemaan

Toimeenpanemaan is a Finnish verb form derived from toimeenpanna, meaning to implement, carry out, or enforce something. In English, it corresponds to phrases like to implement or to carry out. The form is most often seen in formal or administrative language, where discussions concern putting laws, regulations, plans, or policies into effect.

In usage, toimeenpanemaan appears in sentences that describe the act of beginning or intending to carry out an implementation. It is commonly found after verbs such as ryhtyä (to begin), or in constructions that express intention or planning. For example, a sentence such as “Hallituksen tavoitteena on ryhtyä toimeenpanemaan uuden lain” conveys the objective of starting to implement the new law. It can also occur in contexts where ongoing action is described, for instance “organisaatio on ryhtynyt toimeenpanemaan uudistuksia.”

The term sits within a larger family of related forms. The noun form toimeenpano refers to the act of implementation, while toimeenpaneminen is a nominalization used to denote the process of carrying out implementation. The verb toisinsijaisesti behaves like other Finnish verbs that describe administrative or procedural actions, and its use signals formal or regulatory discourse.

See also: toimeenpano, toimeenpaneminen, toimeenpanna, toimeenpaneminen. These terms are connected through the general concept of putting policies, laws, or procedures into effect.