Mr. Morales said he would like to put into practice in Bolivia what he calls "communal socialism," which he described as a simple concept learned in his childhood.
He has an alternative business plan, which he put into practice with "The Good German," that goes like this: The A-list talent (actors, directors, writers) work for relatively small up-front payments — not the market-driven "quotes" of five or ten or even twenty million but a "nominal" fee of, say, a million or two.
It was put into practice by the city in 1981.
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.
Eating a vegan diet is the most direct way we can put into practice values like kindness, compassion and mercy.
Mr. Schwarber said his coach helped him put into practice "simple stuff" like portion control and exercise routines like riding a stationary bike and working with free weights.
If put into practice, a bill like Clinton's would cause more harm than good.
This is the vision, the great idea that we would like to put into practice.
There are a few things Danes do differently that can be put into practice wherever we are, like trusting more--something that makes us feel better, saves unnecessary stress, and actually makes the people around us behave better.
It was a daring experiment, a chance to put into practice the ideas of aviation visionaries like Billy Mitchell, the World War I commander who saw air power as a means of waging lightning-fast war without the bloodshed and stalemate of trench warfare.
Put into practice, here's what this looks like.
