Sentence examples similar to were being put into practice from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Hamer said he was not opposed to the concept, only the way it was being put into practice.

But even as the concept has been left for dead, it is being put into practice, albeit in diminutive ways, at the current version of the company.

But that could mean career opportunities for professionals with the best and most current understanding of the law and the way it is being put into practice.

Here the second round of what is known as quantitative easing — QE2, as it is called on Wall Street — is being put into practice almost daily by the central bank's powerful New York arm.

Why not examine instead the need for a more balanced approach -- which is being put into practice in some of New York City's public schools and in many others around the country?

Steven Evans has been looking at how the new containment strategy is being put into practice.

As was the case with the question concerning overall prosthesis design described above, these results indicate that a team approach is being put into practice.

Recently, a restoration-driven approach to implant treatment has gained recognition and is being put into practice on a broad basis [10,11].

It seems that the mantra of "features, not products" discussed by CEO Eric Schmidt and Sergey Brin in their most recent public earnings call is being put into practice.

The flagship Conservative election pledge to open a further 500 free schools in England is being put into practice, with applications invited for new schools.

In an interview with a Belgian news magazine, a Yahoo spokesperson apparently said it's going to appeal the decision, and that it has every intention of cooperating with national authorities as long as the standard procedures are being put into practice.