Sentence examples for functioning in practice from inspiring English sources

The aim of the study was to design the HACCP system audit method which allows precise assessment of the system functioning in practice.

There is now an important need to understand indicators of health system strength at the local level and how to improve health system strength and functioning in practice.

This is also illustrated through studies of the operation of commissioning in the NHS (Porter et al, Chambers et al, Hughes et al and Sheaff et al), where there is little, if any, evidence of a market functioning in practice.

The new plan cannot be ideologically pristine if it is to function in practice.

The redistribution scheme is voluntary – the UK has already said it will not take part – and therefore it is unclear how it would function in practice.

Our approach thus provides a theoretical basis for designing the AHP to implement social choice functions in practice.

"When people complain about markets, they aren't really complaining about the principle that you and I cherish and see, but really about the way markets function in practice in their corner of the world".

It takes her about a day to discover that the school is a den of cozy snobbery and Back Bay backbiting and that, despite its academic standards, it functions in practice as a training school for upper-class wives.

I began looking at legal systems around the world and tried to get a sense of how they actually function in practice.

With the Constitution approved, Alexander Hamilton, as treasury secretary to President George Washington, grappled with proving that the government of the 13 states that now existed on paper could function in practice.

But despite efforts to create a structure of equality, it also appears that China will provide the lion's share of the additional contingency funding for the bank, financing a full 41%—raising the question of how governance will actually function in practice.