Sentence examples for formal practical from inspiring English sources

Posner, a leader in the law and economics movement, is unsentimental about the nation's governing system: "American democracy," he writes, "is structured, formal, practical, realistic and both supportive of and supported by commercial values.

Now, however, a group of Italian business schools are trying to provide a practical education for people interested in managing former Mafia assets without cutting jobs:A group of business schools and business associations this year launched a postgraduate course offering formal, practical training for would-be managers of ex-Mafia concerns.

Formal resuscitation courses were mandatory in 52% of cases; 70% of formal practical training were funded.

However there has never been any exhaustive and methodical i.e., theoretical, formal, practical, simulation- and user-based––evaluation of such a retrieval method and system.

It became clear that the preconceptions each student nurse held about the nature of nurses and nursing care were the standards against which the worth of the formal, practical and personal theories to which students were exposed during their nursing degree was evaluated.

Tehran proclaims that "The Islamic Republic of Iran, according to its formal and practical policies, is opposed to any policy based on racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and has fought against this phenomenon at national, regional and international levels".

Indeed, it inherits formal and practical tools from the area of Concurrency in Computer Science, to deal with complex actions, treating suitably aspects like nonterminating executions, parallelism, communications, and interruptions.

Bioinformatics now entails the creation and advancement of databases, algorithms, computational and statistical techniques and theory to solve formal and practical problems arising from the management and analysis of biological data.

National implementations of the directives that define it should be based on scientific argumentation but practice has showed that they are affected by stakeholders, whose power relations and different normative standpoints have led to very diverse formal and practical implementations of the Network.

Bioinformatics is a "bourgeoning out" field that studies the development of algorithms, computational and statistical techniques, and theories to solve formal and practical biomedical problems.

Formal, standardised practical assessments, requiring identification of 20 anatomical structures on wet specimens were carried out pre-course, mid-course, end-course and post-course.