Sentence examples for bring it into use from inspiring English sources

However we have demonstrated that this ICT has established some legitimacy amongst a range of users, who have been effectively enrolled in its deployment, who have collectively acted to bring it into use and who undertake the necessary reflexive tasks to keep it in play: in short we have explained how – unlike so many digital technologies in healthcare – the CDSS has been normalised.

Because the capability is behind a software lock, it's possible that a user could install an app or service bringing it into use.

To ready it for public life, Glencore is preparing a sustainability report to bring it into line with mining majors and using Finsbury, a public relations firm whose clients include Royal Dutch Shell and Rio Tinto, for strategic advice.

"It is used for varnishing paintings, but Stephen brought it into common use in glass and ceramics conservation".

The project transforms the grade II-listed Magazine building, a former gunpowder store built in 1805, into a new gallery, bringing it into public use for the first time; a restaurant and social space will be housed beneath the extension's rippling, tensile roof.

Donald Trump touted the benefits of waterboarding in a campaign rally on Monday night, telling a crowd that "you bet your ass" he would bring it back into use.

It's a great credit to the town authorities that in the 1960s they worked out a plan not only to save their unique vernacular architecture, but to bring it back into use.

In October 2010 Manchester City Council revealed that it was in discussion with a developer to renovate the building and bring it back into use.

It never really happened as big as when ELP did it, and ELP did it without guitars and brought it into America, with vocals and using keyboards as the main driving, melodic instrument.

But one particular phrase is so original and colourful that I have been running a small private campaign to bring it back into everyday use.

To assume this identity is to bring it back into the light, to use it as a catalyst to action.