In practice, however, it looks different.

In practice, however, all decisions are taken by consensus.

And in terms of climate change, is something that is not actually feasible.

While the Treaty appears to be open to all Member States, in practical terms it is not.

This strategy is completely flawed in every respect because it's based on empirically incorrect facts.

No, that's useless.

Not long ago the prospect of peace in any form seemed practically impossible.

1.2.2 De facto discrimination

What does this mean in practice?

Counsel contends that if a constitutional remedy is theoretically available to the authors, in practice this is not the case.

For saving you from the gallows, practically.

Any other approach would lead to token appointments, which are economically inefficient and damaging to the self esteem of those appointed.

Nevertheless, in practical terms, priorities have to be established.

More than that, it would be practically true.

His death was so futile.

Civil practice is no breeze, huh?

Practically everyone knows what is unacceptable, and what needs to be eliminated.

In others, the definition is so broad that the requirement has practically disappeared.

The Council also supports the meaningful involvement and cooperation of countries in the region.

But the process is very expensive and it's cost prohibitive for many countries around the globe.

Worldwide, less than one person in five has access to basic HIV prevention services.

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

In practical terms, observance of this principle calls for a collective effort.

In practice, this would have gravely disadvantaged those who were opposed to the constitution.

It may, in practice, further strengthen the power and authority of the military.

It is therefore essential that the 1980 Convention, in order to be effective in practice, should apply equally to non international armed conflicts.

These concerns are indeed reflected in the agenda of the world body, which is no longer confined to the traditional issues of world politics.

Repairing current cities results in higher costs of operation and maintenance.

The prognosis is poor for progressing renal cell cancer.

Not worth one dinar.

This means, practically speaking, that the Agreement constitutes lex posteriori, which makes it possible to apply lex priori only if it is not in contradiction with the later law.

Perhaps the most challenging issue that has not been considered quantitatively so far is surmounting the difficulty of disentangling the uses of NTBs that are discriminatory from those that are defensible (on legal grounds).

31. Every effort has been made to acquire services, resources and materials from local area sources whenever cost effective and technically feasible.

As MICIVIH was no longer able to function, practically all of its personnel was considered non essential.

It is this operative divide that seems to engender intolerance, polarization, enmity and conflict.

He wasn't very practical about money. The bulk of the estate was to go to Diane.

Evolution in practice starts in these working groups.

Americans read this as affirmation of their belief that all intervention was useless.

So every tool that we've ever had in the past has eventually become ineffective.

The mathematicians who were saying these were pathologically useless shapes?

In practical terms, this may involve creating a record of all access to the system before tenders are opened and detecting any unauthorized access.

We must pool our resources and streamline our structure so as operationally to gain as much as possible.

(d) An extended definition of skill level and a method of measuring that concept operationally in an international context

It decided that, in practical terms, support should also be given for the basic data that are needed for developing national accounts.

It can be expensive, not feasible, unethical, or, frankly, just not possible to do such a thing.