Put-in-practice meaning

799.) He advocated and put in practice experimentally Lode.

The use of masses was never put in practice more sternly than by Grant in 1864.

(5) It was the duty of the prophets to follow in all respects the example of the Lord (')(av Toic Tpolrous Tov Kuplov), and to put in practice what they preached.

Such a limitation of the area of hostilities is not only feasible, but it was actually put in practice by the British government during the Boer War.3 In the course of the Russo-Japanese War the question came up again, being raised this time by Great Britain.