Sentence examples similar to bringing this practice into effect from inspiring English sources

Nearly half a century later, a law was passed bringing this into effect.

Some districts are bringing the practice into the open.

Sir Archie Cochrane's medicine can assist toxicology as well by bringing this essential science into harmony with the principles and practices of evidence-based medicine.

We are developing direct decomposition catalysts to decompose the NOx involved in high temperature exhaust gases to N2 and O2 without any reductants such as urea and plan to bring this technology into practice in the 21st century.

6 We need to bring this into clinical practice as well as scientific reporting.

Considerable research activities in biomarker discovery and validation are ongoing, but little is being done to bring this information into clinical practice [ 29].

"This is not about being 'P.C.,' " she said, "but about bringing law and practice into line with the reality of people's lives".

This will bring the IAI formulas into effect.

The SEN Code of Practice was brought into effect under the Education Act 1993 (now the 1996 Act), and gives practical guidance to LEAs and the governing bodies of all maintained schools on their responsibilities towards all children with SEN.

Similarly, by focusing on the practice of retaliation (as opposed to the nature of "bullies") we can bring this damaging but ubiquitous practice into the light of day.

One hundred years later, we will gather to discuss the Russian Revolution, its direct and indirect international effects, and how to bring this content into K-14 classrooms.