| We're a long way from seeing these cuts put into action, but I'm cautiously optimistic. |
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| Now that the general is out of the way, all our plans can be put into action. |
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| Richards said an up-do-date traffic survey needs to be carried out before any plans are put into action. |
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| Last weekend was another fizzer with the weather turning against us again, making it impossible to put into action any fishing plans. |
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| Pratyabhijna says with emphasis that knowledge put into action or practice is really meaningful. |
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| And what does a report like that put into action, in terms of an investigation? |
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| Players insert a barcode into the machine which scans it and converts it into a character, who is then put into action in the fight game. |
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| Their privileged knowledge is agent self-knowledge, made true by being put into action. |
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| Five Government reports have been drawn up into epilepsy since 1953 but campaigners claim none has been put into action. |
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| Of course, the consent decrees were originally put into action because the police abused their power to a tyrannical level. |
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| The recovery plan to be put into action by the new team addresses issues raised in a damning Corporate Governance Inspection report last summer. |
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| The speed restrictions will be put into action throughout the village centre after no objections were received to the order. |
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| Additionally, the entire staff work together as one toward the realization of the 'Quality First' policy being put into action in all processes. |
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| Each group was asked to develop strategies showing how the points relating to disability in the MKUKUTA could be put into action. |
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| The time has now come, Commissioner, to clarify and put into action the comments that you have made. |
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| One of the pilot projects being put into action now is the intelligent transport system. |
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| The meeting also underscored our shared opinion that the cooperation agreement signed in 1988 needs to be put into action. |
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| This is the moment for all Buddhists to put into action Lord Buddhas teachings of compassion and salvation. |
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| That is, the muscle movement is already being put into action on an unconscious level before we consciously decide to move. |
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| Moreover, the introduction of an advanced parental control technology known as V-chip was created and put into action. |
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| I hope this ID card idea will be put into action in the near future. |
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| The effective dissolution of the group, which has been observing a ceasefire since 1996, may be announced in a few weeks, though it could take six months to put into action. |
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| A bid to get a repair operation under way was put into action. |
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| As I mentioned in Friday's blog entry, Plan B was put into action. |
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| Chamber spokesman Murray Willock, who has been involved with the concept from day one, questioned why the proposal had not been put into action by police. |
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| Plans to regenerate the graveyard at Heaton Baptist church are being put into action by a group of Bradford residents fighting to protect the Victorian cemetery. |
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| I saw how they lived, saw how they dressed, and that influenced in a very strict way the monastic protocols that we later put into action in our own monastic order. |
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| Moves should be put into action to get a new car park and especially to accommodate workers who must park their vehicles on the west side of Teeling Street all day long. |
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| If this political commitment is put into action, it will represent a significant step towards the reduction of IUU fishing. |
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| It would seem, however, that very few such strategies and practices have been put into action. |
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| And Mr Bush is about to put into action the words of the Marseillaise Tremble, tyrants and perfidious people The shame of all good men, Tremble! |
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| His reply, of course, is that nature has given us work to do, in default of which we are necessarily unhappy, and that work is to put into action the power of reason. |
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| Furthermore, as a means to conserve traditional livestock, cryoconservation of animal genetic resources have been put into action. |
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| Let's link together and put into action the millions of alternatives and networks that already exist today, first and foremost locally and then through horizontal federations regionally, nationally and internationally. |
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| They put into action exactly what I told them. |
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| Quietly, the new strategy is already being put into action. |
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| These are the reforms that an Ed Miliband government will put into action. |
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| Once a plan is put into action and monitoring begins, managers and stakeholders can start to see what is working and what isn't. They can then use what they learn to improve. |
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| The Institute aims to advance, explore, and put into action the values and principles that His Holiness the Dalai Lama holds closest to his heart. |
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| But if national and global commitment and support for the Roll Back Malaria initiative can be put into action on the ground, then the devastation being wrought by malaria can be reversed. |
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| It is no good to talk about it if it is not put into action. |
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| Mr. Chairman, I am convinced that this four-pronged approach represents the most prudent and effective way to put into action the resources presented in the Main Estimates. |
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| So we have the four Ps that we need to look at and put into action. |
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| Could you draw the broadlines of President Roh Muh-hyun's agenda for our readers, and describe the means he will put into action to achieve those objectives? |
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| How can the operation be effectively put into action? |
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| All available pumps were put into action to undrown the fifty-acre working area behind it. |
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| This initiative will be put into action as part of its knowledge sharing efforts aimed at entrepreneurs in SMEs and intrapreneurs working within the corporations. |
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