1. Ideas need to be put into action.

2. If we had a good idea, it would be put into action.

3. Love has to be put into action.

4. The policy will be put into action immediately.

5. Your ideas can be put into action. You will have a problem dealing with groups.

6. The reform of government revenue and expenditure will be put into action in 2007. in order to set up a modern budget administration according to the marketing economic system.

7. Love has to be put into action and that action is service.

8. Likewise, the other principles can't really be put into action without self-disciples can't really be put into action without self-discipline.

9. Four "must" should be put into action in information message work in order to meet the demand of the new situation.

10. It is unlikely that their blueprint for economic reform will be put into action.

11. Butthere'rethereare questions about how much can be done, and how an agreement would be put into action.

12. Geithner said the European aid package has the right elements, but now needs to be put into action.

13. However, the development of low-carbon economy can not always stay in concept, should be put into action.

14. Love cannot remain by itself --- it has no meaning. Love has to be put into action and that action is service.

15. At the same time, he hinted that a grand plan was stuffed in a Treasury drawer, waiting to be put into action.

16. The strategy on sexually transmitted diseases was approved by the Health Assembly and must be put into action.

17. But there are questions about how much can be done, and how an agreement would be put into action.