toimeenpanee

Toimeenpanee is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Finnish verb toimeenpanna, meaning to implement, to put into effect, or to carry out a plan, decision, or policy. The word is commonly used in formal, administrative, or legal discourse to describe the act of bringing something into operation.

The verb toimeenpanna is a compound verb formed from the prefix toimeen- and the base panna (to put). It is transitive and typically takes a direct object such as a law, plan, or decision (for example, uuden lain or uuden strategian). The form toimeenpanee thus denotes that the subject is performing the action of implementing.

Associated noun forms include toimeenpano, which refers to the act or process of implementation or enactment. Related terms in Finnish include oikeuskäytännön toimeenpano (enforcement or application of law) and päätöksen toimeenpano (execution of a decision).

Usage notes: toimeenpanee is used in contexts such as government, corporate governance, and project management to describe formal or official action of putting decisions into effect. It often signals a move from planning to execution and may be complemented by phrases indicating speed or manner (e.g., nopeasti, huolellisesti).

Example sentences:

- Hän toimeenpanee uuden lain huomenna. (He will implement the new law tomorrow.)

- Hallitus toimeenpanee päätöksen nopeasti. (The government will implement the decision quickly.)

In translation, toimeenpanee corresponds to the English verb “implements.” The related noun toimeenpano captures the broader concept of implementation.