Sentence examples for in practice comes from from inspiring English sources
An example of what this looks like in practice comes from a major international healthcare organization we recently worked with.
The state's primary example of the law in practice comes from Nevada County, where it was put in place in 2008, spurred by the death of Laura Wilcox, a 19-year-old who was shot and killed along with two others by a mentally ill man who had resisted treatment.
The other six are elected to staggered four-year terms by Calpers beneficiaries and, in practice, come from public-employee unions.
But ultimately, he said, reforming the surveillance program "really needs to be a change in practice coming from the very top.
22 The average use of aspirin in practice came from a published costing study.
One of the coaches in my practice comes from the non-profit sector, and we were able to put together a "first 100 days" program for this newly-minted president, including lots of time to draw on the coach's insider's knowledge of the sector.
Jeffree's theoretical approach to his art practice comes from his background in graphic design.
Most of the drugs used in veterinary practice come from human practice.
At least a part of Mitford's skill in exposing sharp practice came from her own taste for scams and dodges.
In some cultures where these practice come from, they don't start direct instruction in the practices until children are older.
Information and scientific knowledge used by professionals in their practices come from various sources.
