Tests of the umbrella theory have had mixed results, though it's often put into practice anyway.
Interestingly, Pap smear uptake rate in this study, whilst significantly different in the intervention and control arm, was relatively low overall (14.1%), indicating that even among well-educated and informed women Pap smear screening is not often put into practice.
It found that recent pledges for environmental sustainability by the bank and sister institutions, including the International Finance Corporation, were often not put into practice when dollars were turned into dams, pipelines, palm plantations and the like.
Second, there is a growing volume of data, information, and evidence on healthcare policy, management and delivery, but it is often not put into practice efficiently and effectively.
Some of this is already being put into practice.
How is the ruling being put into practice?
Or as FDR put it when pitching his failed "Economic Bill of Rights": "Necessitous men are not free men". The relevance of the Soviets' effort to provide every goody imaginable isn't to suggest they came up with the idea, it's to demonstrate that when such ideas are put into practice they fail — and often crush both kinds of freedom in the process.
There are the policies that aren't put into practice.
How such intentions are put into practice is another matter.
Those workarounds are often relatively complex to put into practice, but tutorials are available and there are enough support tools to guide most people with a moderate understanding of computers and basic code to make it work.
The majority felt that decisions were often made without consulting them, and therefore they also assumed that effective solutions were never put into practice.
