Sentence examples for plan into practice from inspiring English sources

But putting the plan into practice is proving slow.

The two sides remain deeply at odds over how to put the plan into practice.

Mr Manuel's successor, Pravin Gordhan, is also behind it.Progress towards putting the plan into practice has been pitifully slow.

Smith would play the imprisoned man - Choi Min-sik in the 2003 original - who is freed just as he is about to put an escape plan into practice.

The British Bankers Associationn said it was right that bonuses should be returned if performance or conduct turned out to be bad but it said putting the plan into practice wouldn't be easy.

And while President Obama has picked brilliant economic advisers, and entered office with a relatively cooperative Congress, he may have great difficulty putting a good banking plan into practice.

"The ship's crew worked swiftly to put their safety plans into practice immediately after the accident happened".

AMONG high school parents, it amounts to a covenant: If you want your child to play a sport, be prepared to knit family vacation plans into practice and game schedules -- which are rarely limited, in this day and age, to the months when school is in session.

Once they had their plans, they asked for credit to put these plans into practice.

The government then made a terrible "mistake" of beating up a group of monks in Rakhine State in western Burma, and the movement suddenly had an opportunity to put its planning into practice, the monks said.

To date, no systematic exploration of the failure to translate user-involved care planning into practice has occurred.