Sentence examples similar to a scheme put into action from inspiring English sources

And, to reassure Aderin-Pocock, even if the scheme was put into action, it wouldn't sweep through space but would capture wayward satellites one by one.

But even though the scheme has been put into action, with 325 refugees so far returned to Turkey and the number of people arriving on the Greek islands reportedly having dropped 80% in recent weeks, the conditions for the deal have not yet been fully implemented.

However, the scheme was not put into action owing to the policy changes at the highest level of government and cessation of all state-sponsored fishery development plans.

Vast regeneration schemes have been put into action over the last decade, with the stated intention of improving the social housing and living standards of the city's working class.

Eight citizens were alerted, two responded and a nearby AED was put into action.

Parts of the new £45m defence scheme in Nottingham have been put into action for the first time.

It's just a word, until it's put into action.

These levels follow a logical sequence: available resources, put into action, lead to activities that produce results.

But Stuart would like it to be known that schemes of national domination are not put into action ironically.

These are the reforms that an Ed Miliband government will put into action.

So I had put into action a bit of Marcie's counsel.