Sentence examples for be translated into practical from inspiring English sources
That insight can then be translated into practical action, finding skillful ways to redistribute the food that's already available.
One possibility is that politicians realize that raw public sentiment cannot be translated into practical policy without taking account of the likely consequences.
Mr. Sharansky added that he hoped that the good will generated by his proposal "will be translated into practical steps in the coming weeks".
The challenge now is to bridge the gap between laboratory and clinical oncology, so these accomplishments can be translated into practical benefits for human patients.
Cruddas is viewed as one of the most ideological figures in the Labour party and his appointment will be seen as a gamble over whether his big and sometimes abstract ideas can be translated into practical manifesto-ready policy.
J. Thomas Viall, executive director of the International Dyslexia Association, said that the study's findings underscored the need for intensive educational intervention, but that more work was needed before its findings of subgroups could be translated into practical applications.
The Asian Liver Center conducts translational research by which our scientific research is translated into practical applications and policies to improve human health.
His grandiloquent orders had no more chance of being translated into practical terms than those of Reynaud or new British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
He's concerned about the aesthetics of the university". Some of that concern has been translated into practical results, such as the upgrading of Palm Drive and the Oval.
The above results were translated into practical ergonomic recommendations for response key layout, warning time interval, and ways of presenting visual and auditory signals to improve control console design.
