Sentence examples for had been put into practice from inspiring English sources

The Xinhua news agency reported today that this had been put into practice, but officials in Mianyang denied this.

In the few places where the principles of counter-insurgency had been put into practice — as they had in Tal Afar, in 2005, by a gutsy colonel named H.

The present study was designed in 1997, ten years after the reform had been put into practice in the hospitals.

Some authors (Albrecht and Albrecht 1987; Okpara 2007) believe "creativity" entails an abstract form (idea) and; in contrary, "innovation" entails the concrete form (practice) (i.e. creativity is conceptual and innovation is practical since innovation is the creativity which has been put into practice).

The guidelines have been put into practice with data from the TusBic system in Santander, Spain.

Two different integrated approaches have been put into practice in the two green residential buildings.

The real complaint of civil libertarians centres on the way they have been put into practice.

You get the impression it has been put into practice a lot.

Dr. Brenner's ideas have been put into practice by scientists at Lynx Therapeutics, of Hayward, Calif.

FCO advice suggests threats to target tourists in Yemen have been put into practice this year.

We have not evaluated proposed anti-erosion measures in the area because few have been put into practice.