Having first appeared in the mid-1990s, policy actions for improving how sustainable development principles are put into practice on university campuses have been growing more and more.
The two methods are put into practice on an example model to prove their validity and compared to attach a report of their characteristic.
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.
It was like playing a flesh-covered piano') but also a generous proportion of material which is recycled from earlier books, as if Milligan had decided that his commitment to conservation should be put into practice on the page.
Finally, according to the geometric size and abutment pressure influence of coal roadway No. 9101 in Danshuigou coal mine, prestressed truss cable combined control scheme and its corresponding parameters are designed by use of numerical simulation method and engineering analogue method, then the scheme have been put into practice on spot.
Recently, a restoration-driven approach to implant treatment has gained recognition and is being put into practice on a broad basis [10,11].
In the last decades, different strategies have been put into practice to reduce such impacts on seagrasses (i.e. by anchoring bans or by deploying boat moorings).
All these ideas were put into practice.
The deal done, it now has to be put into practice.Though Mr Milosevic went on television to tell his people how he had saved them from NATO's bombs, the deal was a capitulation.
The behavioural science response to this complex problem is seemingly simple, and has now been put into practice across the UK: automatically enrol everyone on to a workplace pension, but give them the choice to opt out.
The Sermon on the Mount is put into practice via leveling government policies.
