Sentence examples for putting ideas into practice from inspiring English sources

"Everybody paid lip service to youth development, it was one of those things that people were happy to be associated with but when it came to putting ideas into practice, it was tough".

Several kinds of actors play a guiding role in transferring ideas between institutions and in putting ideas into practice, for example through policy measures (Campbell 2002).

He encouraged his colleagues and students to adopt a strategic perspective and think innovatively; he emphasised putting ideas into practice, and he encouraged collaboration and long-term efforts to overcome major difficulties.

Important in this respect is the phenomenon that the culture seems to rely more strongly on wishes than on scheduled and structured plans for putting ideas into practice.

What was best was to see the fluency, speed and practicality with which he put ideas into practice.

The senator is a policy wonk with the political skills, regularly applied across party lines, to put ideas into practice.

He played a leading role in the development of concert video, working with directors, lighting and set designers and major artists to put ideas into practice.

Commissioner, you said: 'The time has come to put ideas into practice.' The time has come indeed, which is why I propose that in this debate you should provide real support for a European legislative instrument for public social services.

Now we must all commit to putting big ideas into practice, working to include and empower women at the local, regional, and national levels.

But it was not until 1961, when he was sworn in as prime minister of the newly-independent Tanganyika that he would be in a position to start putting the ideas into practice.

In 1976, putting his ideas into practice, Mr. Rusher and several colleagues founded the New Majority Party.