Sentence examples similar to put into practice later from inspiring English sources

He was a willing, witting advocate for a morally loathsome system, and his ideas, put into practice by a later generation of hotheads and fanatics brought on the Civil War and the ruination of Calhoun's own beloved South.

Sir Allen did not create the "herbivore", but he supplied the set books, and his effect on the post-war progressive project was arguably as profound as anything dreamt up by the Beveridge Report or later put into practice by the Attlee government.

Syngenta employees who had innovative ideas that were later put into practice submit written descriptions of their projects.

He graduated with honours in 1975 but had already begun to form the political ideas that he would later put into practice as president, including the belief that the military had a duty to step in if a civilian government was deemed to have failed to protect the poorest in society.

A few years later, Mr. Branscomb urged the Vanderbilt trustees to put into practice a series of reforms, including reducing the number of athletic scholarships.

The principles he announced and put into practice when at the age of 20 he took charge of a bankrupt small-town newspaper were the principles he announced and put into practice eighteen years later when he took charge of the bankrupt New York Times and carried it to influence and prosperity.

All these ideas were put into practice.

Here, ideology is put into practice.

Now it can be put into practice.

Knowledge will be put into practice.

Nevertheless, such integration is seldom put into practice.