Sentence examples for give practical meaning from inspiring English sources
It began as an attempt to give practical meaning to the European Union's longstanding goal of ensuring "free movement of persons".
However, BBC world affairs correspondent Mike Wooldridge said: "Sustaining and giving practical meaning to an ambitious agenda to counter the jihadist threat across a whole swathe of territory straddling north and sub-Saharan Africa will clearly be a huge challenge".
This trend is considered too small to have practical meaning.
A second concern is to what extent such species designations have practical meaning.
Now, we've clearly moved into a more difficult and taxing stage – giving practical shape and meaning to the legal landscape bounded by those constraints.
More than any other, it was the deal that gave a practical meaning to globalisation.
The three dimensions have been given with practical meanings due to the practice process of multi-party interactions.
She gave practical advice.
He gave practical advice.
MDC gave practical assistance during the experiments.
