The phrase "act on our values" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of aligning actions with personal or organizational principles and beliefs.
Example: "In order to foster a positive workplace culture, we must consistently act on our values and ensure that our decisions reflect our commitment to integrity and respect."
Alternatives: "live by our values" or "adhere to our principles".
And though this long-term solution will ultimately require a larger societal decision to invest more resources in education and in the values and life skills we desire to cultivate in future generations, we can begin to implement these changes, to act on our values and to answer this societal call to action, one teacher at a time.
That helps us come together to act on our values.
If we can accomplish those things and simultaneously act on our values, which is a bit of what this case is about in ways that everyone supports, then I think we've made some pretty dramatic progress.
What we believe, who we associate with, and how we act on our values is the stuff of Tweets and Vines.
Until we make this a priority, we will likely continue to be seen by many as mean-spirited and immoral -- and we will be hypocritical for making the criticizing of the religious our top priority while failing to act on our values with the incredible frequency that religious people do.
Acting on our value judgments — putting them into practice — supplies the data for confirming or disconfirming them.
There's a, for some of us, there's a dream about Israel, that we will live up to what Hillel told us to do: act on your values.
When we act on our addiction we are turning away from life, saying that we don't value life, turning toward death.
This neural synchronization between the "value" and "action" systems of the brain might be the gateway through which motivational stimuli act on our behavior.
Reputation For a mutual that prides itself on a diverse and inclusive culture, our decision to act was based on our corporate values.
But an agency associated with compassion, charity and forgiveness should act on those values, not react to outsiders desperate to see this man get an even bigger kicking.
