Sentence examples for never put into practice from inspiring English sources

Imagine a world where the ideas of Milton Friedman were never put into practice.

Those rules, less restrictive than the ones Mr. Bush outlined tonight, were never put into practice.

Xunzi's model society was never put into practice, and, like Confucius and Mencius before him, he probably died believing himself to have been a failure.

The leadership's reaction was to purge the Komsomol (the youth organization of the Communist Party) and army membership, while itself proposing a similar antibureaucratic program which was never put into practice.

Most recently, in 1991, talks led to an agreement promoting peace and eventual reunification, but it was never put into practice, partly because of a dispute over the North's suspected development of nuclear weapons.

Mr. Perry on Monday night said it was nonsense to suggest that he could be bought for a donation of $5,000, and he said his 2007 executive order — overturned by the Legislature and never put into practice — was motivated by concern over the devastation of cervical cancer.

But this claim has never been put into practice.

Mr. Rajapaksa has, however, said he would cede some powers to the existing provinces, which was required by a constitutional amendment but never fully put into practice.

Because lower-ranking officers adhered to counterinsurgency independently, Twitty concludes, the bellicose philosophy espoused by Tunnell was never actually put into practice.

Mr. Page, of Home, says it is no coincidence that family groups turn out for a meal at a restaurant with a name like his, as though searching for the ideal, family-around-the-table experience that Americans regard wistfully on the television screen but never actually put into practice.

Announced in 2012, the OMT plan has never been put into practice, although it has helped restore confidence in eurozone markets.