Sentence examples for puts into practice from inspiring English sources

THE conductor Marin Alsop has strong artistic convictions that she puts into practice and expounds on readily.

His announcement puts into practice the signal given by President Obama on the second day of his administration that he would have the facilities closed.

In doing so, Sufism puts into practice a principle of universal spiritual embrace and also shows itself adept in navigating the ways of the world.

A pope who no longer forces the bishops to toe a reactionary party line, who puts into practice an appropriate democracy in the church, one shaped on the model of primitive Christianity.

The hero of the original was a minister who preached situation ethics, a philosophy Mr Petersen puts into practice by testing his characters' mettle in situ, leaving little time for discussions.

A self-help guru who in childhood saw her father kill her mother and then himself, Ms. Britten puts into practice the 90's creed of self-invention, that less lonely and more commercial alternative to 60's self-discovery.

Practicable means easily put into practice and does not mean practical.

Practically, however, this idea remains very difficult to put into practice.

All these ideas were put into practice.

Here, ideology is put into practice.

Now it can be put into practice.