Another Parthian prince, Artavasdes, a son of Artabanus V, known from coins on which he is portrayed with the distinguishing feature of a forked beard, seems to have exercised practical independence even after 228.
Investigators were sure from the beginning that Mr. bin Laden and Al Qaeda were ultimately behind it, but they did not know who exercised practical control, when and where the plot was hatched or how Al Qaeda recruited and maintained contact with the killers.
A person exercises practical wisdom by engaging in discussion with other qualified persons and by consulting the most competent advisers available.
Expect to complete written exercises, oral presentations, group exercises, practical exercises, and a panel interview.
The theme is elaborated in the series of aphorisms collected under the title Decorum, which contains a meditation on how medical practice should involve the daily exercise of practical compassion and an aspiration towards wisdom.
Shaftesbury saw the Characteristics as an exercise in practical (and not merely speculative) philosophy a work that would make people happier, more virtuous, and more civil.
This exercise in practical kitchen ethics touches on a profoundly important global problem.
This was not, as you might suppose, a satire but what Mr Nader called "an exercise in practical Utopianism".
