Sentence examples for they put into practice from inspiring English sources

Several of the suggestions they put into practice.

Early last summer, they put into practice an idea percolating for more than a decade: a four-man rotation with a 75-pitch limit for starters.

This survey suggests a big gap between what millennials deeply desire, as expressed anecdotally through the media, and what they put into practice.

Students often say they value the continued links with their workplace because they put into practice what they learn and can recruit expert help from lecturers and other students on consultancy projects.

They do so, of course, with the help of animated canines, the titular Footy Pups (Monday, CBeebies, 4.30pm), who each week will learn a new skill they put into practice in an animal league that features hippos, ducks and cheetahs.

In the program, which is conducted by an external consultant and Intel's senior leaders, participants meet monthly to receive leadership development training and guidance, and to share what they put into practice.

In this context, they saw this as a novel challenge they understood as putting "into practice a form of 'post-ELSI' program" (Rabinow and Bennett [2012];18).

"It means they can put into practice immediately what they learn at university and they graduate with a job and no debts," says Tom Banham, head of Academy talent and acquisition.

It was felt that the techniques would be of benefit to their relative if they could put into practice what they had learnt.

Well after the final vote in the French election, they won't just talk about it, they will put into practice a policy of growth if we win".

They know they are worthy and fully believe in themselves and their abilities, yet they are down-to-earth, practical, and focused on implementing behaviors they can put into practice today.