Trust management needs to be put in practice.

How could legislation be put into practice?

Let us put these lofty principles into practice.

The United Nations should continue to discuss ways to put it into practice.

We call upon the occupying Power to put an end to that practice.

Education, enlightenment and concrete programmes to put that knowledge into practice were important.

The problem is that we fail to cooperate globally to put those solutions into practice.

Israel also hoped that concrete action would be taken to put an end to that practice.

Implementation is ongoing and is expected to be put into practice in the course of 2006.

We have put into practice fiscal discipline, warded off inflation and adopted measures to stimulate economic growth.

She wondered what measures were envisaged to put an end to such discrimination under the law and in practice.

Moreover, the force must have sufficient manpower, capacity, and funding to put this vital objective into practice efficiently.

We encourage immediate implementation of the Secretary General's proposals so as to put this action plan into practice.

New laws must be put into place, old ones must be put into practice and our institutions must be better equipped to strengthen the rule of law.

Brazil has also endeavoured to put into practice Monterrey's recognition of the value of exploring innovative sources of finance.

In 1923, the Eliava Institute was opened in Tbilisi, Georgia, to research this new science and put it into practice.

We consider it important to study, disseminate and put into practice lessons learned by different countries in developing interreligious dialogue.

We need to put those words of goodwill into practice, and we need to make peace an integral part of or lives.

Useful consultations had been held in many multilateral forums, but it was now necessary to put the principles developed into practice.

In most governance systems, it is either required or considered good practice to put certain issues to shareholder approval at a general meeting.

UNFPA is developing a debt collection policy and will ensure that it is communicated to staff and put into practice during 2005.

And we will oppose calling for votes on proposals that do not command the breadth of support necessary to be put into practice.

So far only the Netherlands, Belgium, and the state of Oregon in the US have put explicit legislation into practice.

On the other hand, some of the main guidelines of the Monterrey Consensus have, unfortunately, not been put into practice.

We must seriously put into practice our political discourse about ownership, partnership, alignment with national processes and results based approaches.

The implementation of the recommendation is ongoing and will be put into practice in the interim financial statements for 2006.

That is not simply a political message intended for a lofty level of discourse it is a working philosophy that needs to be put into practice.

The representative stated that the Norms were very practical and that the document was currently being put into practice by many companies.

In 2005, Papert, together with Nicholas Negroponte and Alan Kay launched the One Laptop Per Child initiative to put constructionist learning into practice in the developing world.

Second, the coming of global transportation meant that any good idea could be put into practice to produce enormous profits as it was leveraged across the entire globe.

All day he would ask many questions to his boss to learn, to accumulate more and more knowledge, and at night, when no one was looking, he'd put his experience to practice.

States that had put into practice the know your client principle, by region (those responding in both the second and the third reporting period)

The problem of young girls working as domestic help was a concern and the Women's Bureau was studying ways to put an end to the practice and encourage victims to file complaints.

Support should also beprovided to existing national institutions to put into practice the commitments made by Governments, therefore pragmatic, action oriented approaches were needed, such as identification and sharing of best practices.

While the international actors may support that idea in principle, they often put it into practice in a limited fashion, merely undertaking consultations or failing to heed that principle completely.

In Burlington, Vermont, Bookchin attempted to put these ideas into practice by working with the Northern Vermont Greens, the Vermont Council for Democracy, and the Burlington Greens, retiring from politics in 1990.

Those measures had been put into practice through the absolute prohibition of discrimination of any kind in the domains of law, employment, education, healthcare and other social services.

In this endeavour, articles 12, 13, 14, 15 and 17 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child are being put into practice as far as possible.

Comment by the Administration. UNFPA is in the process of developing a debt collection policy and will ensure that it is disseminated and put into practice during 2005.

(a) Partnership in practice best practice approaches to comprehensive strategies for preventing and reducing drug abuse

The effect of this practice appears to have survived the practice itself. Ibid. at 698 n.

The forthcoming CTC visits to States, starting in March this year, will provide a good opportunity to put into practice the principle of an integrated approach of the rule of law and effective counter terrorism measures.

However, the State practice is not entirely consistent and further evidence of practice and, especially more current practice, is needed.

Recommended practice

Private practice