But the policy here was settled on months before being put into practice, and while Mr Cameron's intelligence may show all sorts of things about the scheming of Reyaad Khan, it is a stretch to imagine the threat that he posed passing the "imminence" test.
Here the second round of what is known as quantitative easing — QE2, as it is called on Wall Street — is being put into practice almost daily by the central bank's powerful New York arm.
Recently, a restoration-driven approach to implant treatment has gained recognition and is being put into practice on a broad basis [10,11].
The purpose of this paper is to highlight the partial results of the first project on Integrative Oncology in Brazil, which is being put into practice at the Clinics Hospital of the University of Campinas (HC/Unicamp).
And cases of GTTI being put into practice are depressingly thin on the ground.
The Sermon on the Mount is put into practice via leveling government policies.
With the vote behind them, businessmen were already turning attention to shaping the decisions the government will now have to take on how the voters' verdict is put into practice.
A procedure to qualify the bioclimatic level of different building designs, based on local climatic data, is put into practice.
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.
They summarise states' duties and business' responsibilities to protect and respect human rights, and provide guidelines on how they should be 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.
