The first issue was roundly criticized by management, who felt it was "too technical, too scattering, and wholly lacking in punch" Things did not improve for Benchley and Obiter Dicta, and a failed practical joke at a company banquet further strained the relationship between Benchley and his superiors.
In April, major flaws in the state's licensing procedures were uncovered after the state inspector general's office found that 210 people who had failed the practical exam were granted licenses.
For too long, people who wanted to get serious things done on climate have all lined up around Kyoto like mother elephants around the vulnerable young without looking seriously at why that whole strategy was doomed to fail and practical alternatives.
Their postcourse knowledge test was a mean of 73% and only one failed the practical skills, suggesting that non-attenders were not a cohort of poor performers.
The procedure might fail for practical reasons (such as lack of computational memory) if the number of species and reactions is too big.
Sometimes there's a really practical, 'Let's just make you a cup of tea then,' approach to mental illness that, in its well-meaning attempt to be practical, fails to convey the tenderness and concern that it's obviously rooted in".
While it is not untrue, this attitude fails to acknowledge the practical impossibility of driving to a safe coastline when you live in WA.
I would nevertheless argue that any definition of the practical that fails to take into account an individual's interests, demonstrable aptitude, or current state of personal development will tend to undermine the ability to get the most out of college.
"But in practice, the UNODC does everything from supplying drug detection dogs, body scanners, and vehicles, [to] setting up border posts in areas where drug mules are frequently arrested and then sentenced to death, and fails entirely to implement practical safeguards which would stop that assistance leading to their sentences and executions".
Currently operating lists are booked by ex-clinical staff with a best-guess approach, which while practical, often fails to take into account the myriad variables of the case and staffing mix.
