As with most new ideas that are put into practice, this one has also been taken to an extreme by some of its adherents.
The Trump administration last month presented a detailed plan for rolling back regulations on Wall Street, and Quarles would immediately become the key figure in determining how quickly that vision is put into practice.
Through public health practice, the DBD is ensuring that evidence is put into practice to improve health outcomes for the populations it serves.
Zhao Liang's "Petition," a brave and wrenching new documentary from China, takes a bottom-up view of the cruel and absurd ways that lofty ideal is put into practice on the streets of Beijing.
The close contact and continuous feedback to the BHUs professionals guarantees that this strategy is put into practice with maximum effort, in order to achieve optimal adherence to the screening program.
The next step is now to ensure that this new legislation is put into practice, and that mothers and communities are educated on the importance of breastfeeding their babies exclusively.
But it strikes me that Bennett is putting into practice his own belief that life, like history, is a series of chance occurrences on which we later impose a pattern.
Some policy makers say, "but we don't have effective treatments that can be put into practice".
Karla V: Faculty, classmates and content was the perfect combination for an excellent learning experience with great takeaways that can be put into practice right away.
Functional electrical stimulation is a technique that has been put into practice for several years now, and has been shown to functionally restore and rehabilitate individuals with movement disorders, such as stroke, multiple sclerosis and traumatic brain injury, among others.
Building an energy market around waste, manufacturing green products and developing green skills are all solutions that can be put into practice now, if given a supportive policy framework.
