Sentence examples for if put into practice from inspiring English sources

A lot of what Trump says diplomacy by yelling, for example—would be dangerous if put into practice.

The incentives implemented to date will be described, along with others that, if put into practice, could further the development of solar electricity generation.

His offshore-balancing notion, if put into practice with the goal of extending the "American Century," would be a sea change in current strategy.

President Obama's comments, if put into practice, could serve as a substantive catalyst for popular Israeli support of any initiative he undertakes.

So it should worry us that Mr. Ryan holds monetary views that would, if put into practice, go a long way toward recreating the Great Depression.

If put into practice, the ban could transform pharmacy shelves and change the way parents cope with the most common illness in young children.

Such a system, if successfully put into practice, should allow light to be stored in a chip.To test their idea, Mr Yanik and Dr Fan plan first to build a device to stop microwaves.

The ECB is failing to meet its target on inflation or money supply growth; the OMT (Mr Draghi's plan to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro) might have fooled the markets, but would fail if ever put into practice.

But if we put into practice even the most basic elements of faith, particularly with a sense of humor and good will, we can experience a bit of paradise on this cold, hard earth.

"One thing I noticed is that if we put into practice those messages we learned from the PLA, it will actually help the economy.

"If we put into practice all that we've learned, then our children will grow up healthy and educated," said Nyamaa.