| Not only are they divisive, but they might actually either have to be put into practice, or they might have to be changed. |
| However, Elliott warns that it still needs to be evaluated before the theory is put into practice. |
| As for the possibility of these suggestions being put into practice, that stage has not yet been reached. |
| He said some recommendations had been put into practice while others were being implemented. |
| The third stage is actually to put into practice what we have heard and what we have contemplated. |
| They worked hard, ran hard and trained hard, all the time trying to put into practice what their coaches were telling them. |
