Sentence examples for it actually operates from inspiring English sources
At the same time a 'republican tradition' provides the foundation for a 'loyal opposition' to the American polity as it actually operates, appealing, as it were, to its better promised self.
But, says Wittgenstein, "[t]here can't be possibility and actuality in mathematics," for mathematics is an actual calculus, which "is concerned only with the signs with which it actually operates" (PG 469).
Nevertheless, some elements of the Community's constitutional structure, when viewed in light of the European political process as it actually operates, might be seen as forming the core of a federal public finance system.
"It's a phone that looks, feels and acts like a cell phone, but it actually operates over the Wi-Fi network," said Steve Howe, vice president of voice for EarthLink, which is building networks in Philadelphia and Anaheim, Calif.
The participants begin by mapping the process as it actually operates (not how it is supposed to operate) — quantifying process performance value from the standpoint of the customer (external or internal), as well as waste in steps or between steps.
Facebook may be a massive drain on our attention that some people get sick of, but that doesn't mean it actually operates like a virus.
Although recognizing that a parent company might be held directly liable under §107(a)(2) if it actually operated its subsidiarys facility in the stead of the subsidiary, or alongside of it as a joint venturer, that court refused to go further.
Although Darwin understood natural selection on a general basis, defining it as the "preservation of favourable variations, and the rejection of injurious variations" (1859), he did not know how it actually operated because genetics was unknown at the time.
The system as it actually operated gave managers little incentive to resist such pressure.
We're not prejudging what the outcome will be, but all of us will be watching very closely as to how it [the ESH] actually operates on the ground and whether it can move away from past punitive approaches and towards something that's much more therapeutic and rehabilitative.
"As long as it's actually operating as a sport, we welcome it into the women's sports tent," said Nancy Hogshead-Makar, the senior director of advocacy at the Women's Sports Foundation.
