Sentence examples for brought in practice from inspiring English sources

Owen Watkins, barrister in the corporate department at Lewis Silkin, said: "The new offence of 'reckless misconduct in the management of a bank' will grab headlines, but I suspect that such a charge is unlikely to be brought in practice".

The recommendation to invite people to an online questionnaire has been successfully brought in practice: 87% of the responders used the Internet.

That's problem-oriented policing … community building is a law-enforcement tool". Where former Police Chief Chris Shawkey was privately criticized as being aloof and not visible in the community, Staveley is bringing in practices he started in La Habra as its police chief.

But vibrant tech entrepreneurship attracted foreign and returnee venture capitalists and entrepreneurs, who brought in practices from Silicon Valley and elsewhere, utilized foreign capabilities and institutions to overcome local obstacles and bred some of China's most successful startups.

Professionally managed film companies have brought in American-style studio practices.

This new generation has experienced relative stability and observed the achievements that it brings in practice.

It's also de rigueur for college and professional women's basketball teams to bring in male practice players, so the women can gain experience battling big, fast opponents.

"It took the best part of a year to actually transform the business, to bring in business practices one would normally have in a well-run company.