But early uses, now being developed and put into practice, involve more mundane business functions.
During the first half of the twentieth century, all kinds of medical interventions for mental disorders were devised and put into practice.
"We really do have to look forward and put into practice what we have said so clearly at the Paris discussions, where we took a leading part".
But the Bush approach to national security as we discern it now could profitably be leavened by the lessons learned and put into practice by Harry Truman.
The passport-free travel system known as the Schengen regime was agreed by a handful of countries in 1985 and put into practice in 1995.
He says: "O2 gave me the chance to move into management and put into practice the skills I have learned through being a councillor".
Before modern techniques for disposing of hazardous wastes were legislated and put into practice, the wastes were generally disposed of or stored in surface piles, lagoons, ponds, or unlined landfills.
The expressions "determination to respect" and "put into practice" were seen to represent moral commitments only, the Declaration of Principles was said not to prescribe international law, and nowhere did the participants provide for enforcement machinery.
In this connection Russia proposes to work out and put into practice a relevant mechanism with the participation of the I.A.E.A. Particularly alarming are the plans for militarization of the outer space.
That money, allied to a "no compromise" approach pioneered by UK Sport's Peter Keen, and put into practice by a generation of enlighted performance directors in individual sports, has delivered in spades.
They built on the online networks for the Indignados and put into practice some of the political techniques they had learned while studying Gramsci and the Argentinian post-Marxist political theorist Ernesto Laclau, an influential advocate of political populism.
