Sentence examples for continue to put into from inspiring English sources

24]: "First of all, I wish it to be distinctly understood that I am not going to change my policy nor to modify in the least the programme of Liberal reforms which this Government has already commenced to institute in Spain and will continue to put into effect while it enjoys the confidence of the King and of the Parliamentary majority".

"On behalf of the people of Maine," he said in a statement, "I am angered at today's actions by SmithKline Beecham because it looks like a purposeful attempt to avoid Maine law, and I intend to continue to put into place all the elements necessary to achieve lower prices for Maine people".

It is imperative that we continue to put into practice the theoretical work that has propelled systematists forward in recent years.

It said it was continuing to put into effect new safety policies recommended by the task force.

One of the major challenges is in specifying how the system decides when a game is "finished". The more interesting things Angelina discovers through its experimentation, the more effort it continues to put into a project.

The challenge now is to continue to put effort into making the 3DS more widely known.

And so far, despite losses, investors continue to put money into the sector.

It is an absolute shame on our country that we continue to put people into that prison.

Perhaps most important, Americans continue to put money into stocks, largely by way of passive contributions to their 401(k) retirement accounts.

Current investors may continue to put money into the fund, and people contributing to 401(k) accounts can begin to invest in the fund if their employer has included it as an option in their plan, Fidelity said.

The state and federal governments continue to put money into Superior and other diminishing towns, trying to stem a demographic force that can seem like a pull of gravity.