The styles of governance discussed earlier in this paper share a tendency to take a top-down technocratic role when put into practice, and thus they have a shared pitfall: they either frustrate giving voice to societal views and opinions or become a scapegoat for pre-existing agendas.
Moreover, references are made to the health system working badly, by creating new positions and responsibilities for PHC without providing the parallel means to put them into practice, thus creating bad feeling between professionals and increasing stress [ 56, 57].
"In the autumn of 1863, Reese was ordered to the Department of the South, where he took part in the Siege of Fort Wagner, and thus put into practice another branch of the art of military engineering; having become an expert pontonier, he now became equally proficient as a sapper.
Our increased capacity to detect precancerous lesions and circulating or dormant tumor cells is, thus, difficult to put into practice.
The model thus constructed is first put into practice to identify the properties of hemp shives and air-slaked lime for various compaction degrees.
Thus far in their fledgling professional careers, the Williams sisters have stuck to the tradition put into practice often in the last decade by the trio of tennis-playing Maleeva sisters, ceding the victory to the older sibling.
Thus, it is pointless to promote an ordinance when the desired action is already being put into practice.
All these ideas were put into practice.
Knowledge will be put into practice.
Thus, how to design a scheme that can flawlessly prevent problems of bribery and coercion as well as put into practice easily becomes a significant issue.
Nevertheless, such integration is seldom put into practice.
