There must be some doubt that the PLA could put into practice the complex joint operations it is being increasingly called upon to perform.General Yao says the gap between American and Chinese forces is "at least 30, maybe 50, years".
It was felt that the techniques would be of benefit to their relative if they could put into practice what they had learnt.
"We wanted to see what preventative approaches we could put into practice as a large health organisation," says Andrew Attfield, the trusts' associate director for public health.
Mr. Ratigan, whose news analysis show is now broadcast at 4 p.m. Eastern time, said in a telephone interview that he was electing to leave cable so that he could put into practice what he has talked about on TV.
This new role was established to advise the Dean on institutional policies and practices the BSD could put into place to enhance diversity and promote a more inclusive environment.
He craved adventure, and he wanted out of his dental practice more than he could put into words.
Before any of these agreements could be put into practice, renewed fighting broke out in Manchuria.
The problem, Mr. Smith said, is that most new ideas will not help because by the time they could be put into practice, the crisis will have passed.
But a Senate Democratic staff member pointed out that some of the report's recommendations, like those on stockpile stewardship, could be put into practice now.
He gave an example of how this could be put into practice when he worked at the Housing Associations Charitable Trust (HACT) in the late eighties.
The plan, which would involve medium-range ballistic missiles, could be "put into practice in a multi-current and consecutive way any moment," the news agency said.
