Sentence examples for are putting into practice from inspiring English sources

Already the groups are putting into practice what they are learning in instances of extreme prejudice against Roma populations in Hungary, and between Israelis and Palestinians.

I look forward to next week's party conference to see whether Conservative education policy really is as bad as Camden Conservatives are putting into practice right now.

The schools are putting into practice a Turkish Sufi philosophy that took its most modern form during the last century, after Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Turkey's founder, crushed the Islamic caliphate in the 1920s.

In April, I visited the headquarters of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (Agra) in Nairobi, whose staff are putting into practice an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to delivering a uniquely African green revolution.

Social Studies: New initiatives are putting into practice what research about urban education has consistently shown - social supports are crucial to school reform.

How such intentions are put into practice is another matter.

The piratical daydreams of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer are put into practice by our teenagers.

As the SFDRR was adopted recently, only the future will tell how these four priorities are put into practice.

The ways in which they are put into practice, however, may differ from service to service" (1996, p. 10).

Policy entrepreneurs need to apply various strategies in different stages to make certain innovative ideas are put into practice.

So how do we ensure that these principles are put into practice?