Sentence examples for to be put into practice from inspiring English sources

But this has yet to be put into practice.

But even a compromise change in the system has yet to be put into practice.

But some of the commission's key proposals, sensible though they are, may be too ambitious to be put into practice.

"It is being propped up by an E.C.B.-backed bond-buying scheme that has yet to be put into practice".

It's a lovely dream, but one that Zimbardo doesn't expect to be put into practice any time soon.

And the ECB's threat to intervene in bond markets to an unlimited extent may yet have to be put into practice.

And, of course, the people who make real policies--the ones that are actually going to be put into practice--are those in government; plenty of people get jobs in the civil service after training as scientists.

However, this hope obviously implies that those within the present health system show a willingness to innovate and experiment at different levels leading to outcomes that can be put into practice.

Many skills cannot be sustainably acquired in a university programme; if evaluators' skills are to improve, they must be put into practice.

An implementation unit is being created to examine how policies can be put into practice in government.

We wanted to ensure that the recommendations will be put into practice".