Sentence examples for be tested in practice from inspiring English sources
But this new fund represents a tiny fraction of the contributors' combined reserves; it has yet to be tested in practice, and has only the beginnings of an institutional framework.
She wants her players to be tested in practice, and that means bringing in a group of men, all of whom were good high school players but not quite talented enough or big enough to make it at the college level.
Thailand and Indonesia both now allow foreigners to buy control of local banks, although, in Indonesia, this liberalisation is yet to be tested in practice.Half-truthThe multinationals' message, however, is only half right.
The number of tasks that could be associated with each skill is potentially infinite, and only a subset of them can be tested in practice.
Ms Sturgeon pointed out that a sunset clause was inserted into the legislation, which she said "allows the policy to be tested in practice and for parliament to take a longer term decision based on actual experience".
The reconstruction of moral theory is accomplished by replacing fixed moral rules and ends with an experimental method that treats norms for valuing as hypotheses to be tested in practice, in light of their widest consequences for everyone.
Currently, new questions are tested in practice exams given in selected districts.
If his attraction to politics stemmed from an interest in Russian Jewish intellectual history, and in revolutionary movements, his radical attitudes were tested in practice.
But it wasn't Richter, who has missed six of nine games with an ailing left knee, who was being tested in practice.
As that philosophy has been tested in practice through his early months in office, the president has if anything become more comfortable with an occasionally intrusive government as a counterweight to market forces that are now so powerful and fast-moving that they cannot be counted on to be self-correcting when things go wrong.
Technology is tested in practice with good results.
