There is much debate about whether targeting a large number of individuals is a practical — or politically effective — way to bring about stability in Iraq, especially given the frequent failure of American forces to obtain consistent and reliable information there.
"I have serious doubts that mandatory rotation is a practical or cost-effective way of strengthening independence," said Daniel L. Goelzer, who is one of the board's two certified public accountants.
A critical theory of globalization is a practical or praxeologically oriented theory that sees the "fact of globalization" in relation to the goal of realizing the norms of human emancipation and democracy.
It seems unlikely that inhibiting the death of the cell body, which may only take a number of hours or days, is a practical or useful proposition in a chronic degenerative disease that might have progressed over a period of years or even decades.
I thought it must be a practical joke or a Nigerian scam," said Cornelia Bargmann, 51, who has pioneered work on neural circuits and behaviour at the Rockefeller University.
The Complete Recovery Room Book is intended to be a practical reference, or to cite the authors, "to save lives".
175 Consequently, ingestion of ice-slurry may be a practical complement or alternative to external cooling methods, 155 but more studies are still required during actual outdoor competitions.
A personal loan can be a practical choice for consolidating debt or managing major expenses.
The reason in question may be a practical reason, when conformity requires action, or an epistemic reason, when convention requires belief.
As a veteran I can attest that the average matelot, like the low-ranked soldier, is a practical woman or man and is far less subject to delusions of command than his or her superiors.
