Sentence examples for has in practice been from inspiring English sources

The indiscriminate harming of Iraqis has, in practice, been the modus operandi of US-led policy towards Iraq since 1990.

Iran systematically tried to leverage this soft power to pressure pro-American rivals, though its ability to do so has, in practice, been limited.

Globalization has ensured that the doctrine of the sovereignty of states has in practice been modified, as the proliferation of regional and global international organizations demonstrates.

But while that cable would make it possible for more Cubans to have fast broadband access, it has in practice been little used.

Peltier lays great emphasis on the 1868 Fort Laramie treaty, which ceded vast tracts of America to the Lakota nation, but which has, in practice, been ignored since those same tracts were found to contain priceless reserves of minerals.

This path, which was very difficult, has in practice been abandoned for a bilateralism that led to a cloud of free trade agreements­­­ there are 350 active and maybe 200 more requested which demonstrates that this is not free trade.

Around 100,000 civilians in the zone have, in practice, been left under the guerrillas' rule.

One after another, candidates for president who have in practice been candidates for president for several months, and in some cases years, are announcing that, yes, they will really be candidates for president.

Such opt-out clauses have in practice been both conditional on approval by the collective bargaining parties or applied without such a condition.

These include whether potential savings have in practice been realised – either as cash savings or as the release of resources for other valuable uses [ 44].

Honours have never, in practice, been about contribution.