Sentence examples for granting in practice from inspiring English sources
To study the actual procedures for DP – granting in practice, data were collected by qualitative interviews with a total of 10 participants in Norway and 14 participants in Russia [ 21].
TAKING THE NATIONAL OUT OF MULTINATIONAL It is still generally assumed in the discipline of management — and very largely still taken for granted in the practice of management — that national boundaries still define the environment in which business operates.
But there remains a concern that the pattern will continue, in which women's rights appear to have been granted in principle but never in practice.
Mind world interaction is taken for granted in everyday experience and in scientific practice.
The United States has opened several training centers that aim to instruct hundreds of farmers in rudimentary practices often taken for granted in other countries.
Brazil has, in practice, granted diplomatic asylum to Mr Zelaya (although its foreign ministry said he was just a guest).
He also, in practice, granted freedom of the press, and France was flooded with pamphlets addressing the reconstruction of the state.
Meanwhile, congress is close to approving a law that would grant the broadcasting commission (in practice a branch of the government, says Human Rights Watch) wide powers to fine and shut down radio and televisions stations.
Fourth, Russian migrants can obtain official status in a host country more easily than other migrants; in principle they were automatically granted Russian citizenship, although in practice they faced many bureaucratic hurdles in obtaining it.
Secondly, as New Jersey's failed experiment vividly demonstrates, civil unions do not grant the same rights in practice.
