Like other younger firms in the valley, Founders Fund has tried to align itself in name and practice with entrepreneurs.
The hill became a park in name but in practice remained a site for public celebration, while the parade ground was transformed with considerable difficulty and over many years into a consciously fashioned recreational space.
We are "open by default," not just in name, but in practice.
Both Clinton and Trump are now busy out-bidding each other to overturn Reaganism, if not in name than in practice, to determine how the government can best jump-start the parts of the economy that have been left behind and damaged by globalization.
Surveys have consistently shown that a vast majority of voters want to keep things as they are now, with Taiwan sovereign in practice if not in name, and that only a small fraction want the government to defy Beijing with an open declaration of independence.
As mentioned above, EDS has been broadly practiced, and many variations in name and techniques have been reported.
Their promotion to the bank's powerful management board is a sign that, while Mr. Jain will be co-head of the bank in name, in practice significant power will rest with him.
It lacks the force of law in name if not in practice; lawyers in the intelligence agencies keep copies on their desks.
Talking on MSNBC's The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell, he called for revolution once again, arguing that "we have a democracy in name, but not in practice".
