Sentence examples for it is put into practice from inspiring English sources

Cope thinks this agreement may be the first of its kind, and now it is monitoring how it is put into practice.

The Health and Hospitals Corporation, which runs the city's 11 public hospitals, deserves praise for an ambitious proposal that will need to be refined as it is put into practice.

Or, if you prefer, "summer holidays" – the quotation marks necessary to mark the distance between the intention of the expression, and how it is put into practice in my life.

The governments of Japan, Canada and the European Union have had their hackles raised by the fact that American federal and municipal bonds will be exempt from the Volcker rule, however it is put into practice, whereas their own bonds will not.

Knowledge derived from research and experience may be of little value unless it is put into practice.

Critically reflecting on the concept and how it is put into practice, this paper focuses on the who, what, how, and where of accountability, mapping its defining features and considering them with respect to real-world circumstances.

It was put into practice in Tal Afar.

It was put into practice by the city in 1981.

Yet there is little chance of it being put into practice.Some of the loudest opponents to the idea of returning forests to their native state are environmentalists.

"This law, if it's put into practice, is not only going to undermine the ability of journalists to report critically, but it also threatens the rights of citizens to be informed on issues like corruption or other sensitive issues".

It's one that David Mitchell wades through in Behaving Ourselves: Mitchell on Manners (Radio 4) as he looks at the origins of what's considered polite and how it's put into practice today.