Sentence examples for put this principle into practice from inspiring English sources

China's desire to put this principle into practice could not be better demonstrated than by the diplomacy championed by President Xi Jinping in the past two and a half months.

He is putting this principle into action at the Philharmonic.

Miliband put that principle into practice by demanding tighter press regulation.

At the Royal Court, London, where he started work in 1957, he put that principle into practice in the early work of John Osborne, John Arden and NF Simpson.

Its chapters are headed by organizational maxims, like "Prepare Relentlessly" and "Be Your Own Man," and mix truisms ("Leaders must find a balance between speed and deliberation") with anecdotes that illustrate how Giuliani put the principle into practice.

Faced with a rule that is both so clearly lacking and so easily fixed, this is the easiest test of whether Chair White is truly prepared to put that principle into practice.

Participants viewed 13 statements on authorship qualifications and criteria, one at a time, and were asked to rate two items for each statement: 1) their level of agreement with the authorship principle and 2) their perceived ability to put that principle into practice.

But we've yet to put this moral principle into practice.

But he has since shown precious little appetite for putting that principle into practice.

Some NGOs put these principles into practice, but too many do not.

Britain has also started to put these principles into practice, by pledging to buy aircraft-carriers, giant transport aircraft, and sophisticated air-to-ground surveillance systems.