Sentence examples for put measures into practice from inspiring English sources

Understanding the mechanism of drug resistance to anti-TB drugs not only helps to put measures into practice to limit the spread of such resistance but also enables us to recognize genes linked with drug resistance [ 7].

But its outlines are clear: it seeks to improve knowledge about suicide, to determine the best ways to prevent it, and to put such measures into practice.

Bonn could not necessarily rely on Land authorities to do its bidding in cases where it needed their cooperation to put anticommunist measures into practice.

"I have said before that whilst there has been progress we will continue working to put those measures into practice, but there is more work to be done to tackle wildlife crime in Scotland.

But the challenges of putting these measures into practice are significant.

By October, all EU countries will be expected to have passed national laws to put the measure into practice.America has been slower, partly because marketers, many of whom are scared by anti-spam legislation, form a powerful lobby.

Our findings suggest that there is a marked imbalance between the great awareness about climate change impacts and the adaptation measures put into practice on the ground.

Putting Technologies Into Practice.

We conclude that there are many variables influencing the expected cost and benefits of control programs that must be evaluated, in order to put into practice measures that might lead to control of these infections.

The current report, the second in a series analyzing how countries are putting effective road safety measures into practice, found that while 88 countries reduced the number of road traffic fatalities since 2007, deaths increased in 87 countries.

Putting This Theory Into Practice.