Sentence examples for A practical understanding from inspiring English sources
A practical understanding of the term "sovereign" suggests that the detainees have at least a reasonable chance of winning their case in the Supreme Court.
Selby and Kagawa (2012) recognized the importance of including risk knowledge in the school curriculum and argued that learners must have a practical understanding of key DRR practices, including EWS, hazard mapping and knowledge about past disasters.
His twin brother, Ted, is the director of the Dimon Institute in New York which "seeks to understand man's potential to live consciously and holistically through a practical understanding of the human organism in action".
Alberti's weapons were chiefly words, but he also acquired a practical understanding of the arts.
Gain a practical understanding of grammar and the logic governing syntax and punctuation use.
Designed to provide a practical understanding of the skills of improvisation and their application to leadership.
As a coach, she combines a deeply practical understanding of "traditional success" with an awareness of the emotional and spiritual underpinnings that make success possible and joyful.
Fourth, can organizations including ADA and USPSTF reach a common, practical understanding of what constitutes a reasonable approach to diabetes screening, so that primary care providers will have one, instead of multiple guidelines to follow?
When I worked for him — briefly — and then covered him, he made an impression because underneath his waspy, patrician manner he had a very practical understanding of his own limitations, and as a result, Mr. Bradley, 59, is a bit of a brain collector, seeking out intellectual talent and listening closely at every turn.
Although not legally binding, General Comment 14 is a vital, authoritative, interpretative document for a more practical understanding of the right to health and its implementation.
A shared practical understanding of alternative outcomes is the essential foundation of a collective commitment to action.
