1.2.2 De facto discrimination

What does this mean in practice?

For saving you from the gallows, practically.

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

More than that, it would be practically true.

In practice, however, it looks different.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

As a matter of principle, but also in practice, we reject any extraterritorial attempt to apply national laws that affect the relations and transactions of third States.

The stage technically begins once epithelial cells proliferate into the ectomesenchyme of the jaw.

In practice, however, ambiguity and dissension continue to surround the facilitation role of the Secretariat.

8. Affirms that in practice, equity would be achieved through the establishment of a concrete and specific preferential right

Legal equality for all States, however, had not resulted in equality in practice.

In practical terms, this means that the balance of resource allocation will need to shift in favour of the poor.

Finally, in terms of concrete action, the Council urged the Secretariat to make proposals for implementing the various practical recommendations set out in my report.

Practically all regions of the world are embroiled in one conflict or another.

In practical terms this means that one of the members of the Board steps down in the middle of each biennial audit cycle.

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

Worse still, we are faced with the prospect that it will not be possible for actions that have been requested of the United Nations to take place because the funds that are there in theory are not there in practice.

122. In connection with article 1 of the Convention, the members of the Committee enquired about protection against discrimination in practice.

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

When this is not practically feasible, the registers or records should be managed in cooperation with the relevant indigenous people.

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

The protection of health is a value which is shared by practically all societies, all ideological systems and all political organizations.

In practice, however, the parties might have different views, which would need to be settled by agreement.

At the same time, such an approach equally needs to be focused, precise and operational.

In practice, the various steps of peace operations are intertwined and may be performed simultaneously and in parallel.

8. The question of financing has had the strongest practical impact upon the establishment of the Tribunal and its operations to date.

These two bodies might, moreover, consider initiating a mechanism to advise and assist the parties concerned in order to bring apartheid to an end, not only in law but also in fact.

These two bodies might, moreover, consider initiating a mechanism to advise and assist the parties concerned in order to bring apartheid to an end not only in law but also in fact.

And a permanent Iranian presence in Syria would make a war between Israel and Iran practically unavoidable.

That report concludes that the practical realisation of a fourth courtroom by the end of 2006 is possible.