Sentences with phrase «when putting these ideas into practice»

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All of these factors combine for an idea, that when put into practice, is mostly done with malicious intent.

This idea was first put into practice in New Brunswick in 2012, when the provincial government repealed its Public Service Superannuation Act and replaced it with An Act Respecting Pensions under the Public Service Superannuation Act.

It's a good idea to put them to bed when they're nearly sleeping, so that they're aware of their environment, and they can get into the practice of falling asleep on their own.

I did learn how to insert photos but very elementary click and drag type thing and when I take practice pictures with my little Sony camera and put the disk into my computer I have no idea how to sort them out, edit, file, etc. and get them sorted out to insert into my blog from the disk.

Most ideas, even the best ones, fail when put into practice.

This idea was put into practice during last year's boycott of the MAP test, when we built a broad - based coalition that included the Garfield PTSA, the Seattle / King County NAACP, Parents Across America, the Garfield Student Body Government, hundreds of educators, and many others in the community.

The problem is, there is no way to put that idea into practice when managing a portfolio.

While the exhibition highlights a wide range of distinct practices, when seen collectively surprising resonances and inter-relationships come forward, putting into relief ideas such as the urban landscape, mythologies of popular culture, art and narrative, contemporary abstraction, and the primordial.

But when we got the chance to put our idea to modernise transcriptions into practice, we jumped at the chance.