Sentence examples for not put into practice from inspiring English sources

His policies were simply not put into practice.

Osborne tried to lay the issue to rest, saying: "We have not put into practice any of these options.

"Cooperativism is not put into practice here," said Jhonny Lally, who heads Potosí's civic committee, an umbrella group of organisations and unions.

It was to prevent what had previously been known from being lost". Mencius, similarly, criticised the princes of his day because "they do not put into practice the ways of the ancient kings".

It found that recent pledges for environmental sustainability by the bank and sister institutions, including the International Finance Corporation, were often not put into practice when dollars were turned into dams, pipelines, palm plantations and the like.

The report has found that the current program does not put into practice some of the recommendations made by a panel of 18 independent technical experts that spent two years reviewing the results of the first cleanup.

"We haven't put into practice any of these options, we don't support them.

But the rhetoric about green jobs isn't put into practice when serious industrial disputes arise.

For quite some time I had had some ideas about individuality and its contribution to the joint effort, which I hadn't put into practice because they involved too many rotations in the field.

There are the policies that aren't put into practice.

The chancellor added: "We haven't put into practice any of these options, we don't support them.