Sentence examples similar to help to put into practice from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a recent interview in Total Politics, those called before the culture select committee can now call up an image (if they so wish) of its chairman Jesse Norman, helping them to put into practice the traditional advice to imagine your interviewer naked if you're facing a grilling.

It seeks to imagine community through aesthetic means, to fill the interstitial gaps of capitalist disintegration in order to put into practice ideas that may help to make real the world that the dreamers have us told is possible.

Well, I would go back where I was born, to put into practice what I have learnt, to help solving people's problems, at least in part".

This will help students more rigorously evaluate others' research and discern which findings are robust enough to put into practice.

But it is hard to put into practice.

They will be hard to put into practice.

"That is the ambition – and we need your help to put it into practice".

Existing networks, such as the girls' education volunteer network, will help to put the strategy into practice.

Understanding the mechanism of drug resistance to anti-TB drugs not only helps to put measures into practice to limit the spread of such resistance but also enables us to recognize genes linked with drug resistance [ 7].

In addition, the company is developing a pack to help teachers put into practice the lessons from the group's workshops.

The VR simulation represents another step towards the future of professional training and development – technology and real-life problems merging to help participants put into practice what they learn in the classroom or on the office floor.