Sentence examples for actual practice that from inspiring English sources

With the overdose crisis continuing, "We can't arrest our way out of this," and "addiction is a disease" have become political clichés although moving from rhetoric into actual practice that reflects those statements has been tougher.

The simulated client method allows the researcher to collect information on actual practice that would be difficult to obtain through other means.

Our experience confirmed the striking variability in actual practice that the survey would lead us to expect.

The content of the basic norm of any given legal system is determined by the actual practices that prevail in the relevant community.

For this we have to look into the actual practices that are or will be carried out during the warning process (Créton-Cazanave and Lutoff 2013).

But as with past studies, the F.T.C.'s announcement indicated that the agency would analyze only stated policies, not the actual practices that the California HealthCare Foundation examined.

Archytas thus provides a brilliant analysis of the music of his day, but it is precisely his focus on actual musical practice that draws Plato's ire.

Ultimately, the teachers' increased linguistic sensitivity was reflected in their design of a teaching unit and actual instructional practice that supported students' linguistic engagement in the process of content learning.

We may distinguish four especially important criticisms: denial that the putative conventions prevail in actual practice; denial that convention can determine linguistic meaning; denial that convention is necessary for linguistic meaning; and denial that convention-based accounts employ the proper order of explanation.

This issue contributes to support that mental representation is very close to actual practice, and that moving while imagining a given action might be possible.

This is Neurath's anti-foundationalism: Insofar as they were genuinely scientific statements, consistency with the spirit that opposed science to dogmatic speculation and, no less importantly, opposed naturalistic attention to actual practice, required that protocols too be testable.