Sentence examples for exercise in practice from inspiring English sources

This has proved a tricky exercise in practice.

Fair use rights have turned out to be hard to exercise in practice, however, partly because the fair use statute is vaguely worded and partly because specific guidance has arisen only from narrowly-focused case law.

Contemporary physiotherapy practice in exercise prescription is to assess each patient and to implement the form of exercise that is most relevant to the particular clinical presentation.

A vote of no confidence, however, is rarely exercised in practice.

If this filters down to how surveillance and anti-terrorist powers are exercised in practice, there will be real change.

They die when checks and balances become abstract theories on old parchment, instead of oversight exercised in practice.

The latter two have no management powers and fulfill the administrative functions that in an English company are the concern of its secretary, but the president and in his absence the vice president have by law or by delegation from the board of directors the same full powers of day-to-day management as are exercised in practice by an English managing director.

This was never exercised in practice, since Franjo Tuđman died in office and the Chamber of Counties was abolished before the end of the first term of Stjepan Mesić.

It also became obvious that the way in which patient autonomy is exercised in practice is very much dependent on structures of decision-making [ 31].

This space can be formal (as defined by policies and regulations) and informal (choices exercised in practice but not formally defined) (Bossert 1998; Bossert and Beauvais 2002).

Bossert defines decision space as "a complex determination of how much choice over different functions and use of funding local officials are allowed/provided from above … as well as power actually exercised in practice" [ 56].