Sentence examples for practical administration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gornstein said that "there is a point to be made on practical administration," meaning that an invocation requirement may sound fine in theory but would not work in practice.

Implications for policy and practical administration of surveys are drawn out.

Backed by the Earls of Arundel, Gloucester, Hereford, Pembroke and Warwick, he led a powerful faction in England, but he was not personally interested in practical administration, nor was he a particularly imaginative or effective politician.

Notably, our plasma jet device provides a method for practical administration of this cancer therapy.

The practical organisation, administration and communication post-clinic will be identical to that described by Peat et al [ 13], but with emphasis on the hand rather than the knee.

In practical terms, administration of 1 to 1.5 L of air or 3 to 4 L of carbon dioxide is usually sufficient.

However, the practical mass administration of chicken cytokines to control poultry diseases is particularly limited due to the absence of a cost effective delivery system.

Completion of the EDQLS was reported to be easy and took only about five minutes, which makes the instrument acceptable and practical for administration in clinical settings.

In addition, lack of a carryover effect in a parallel group design and more practical treatment administration, especially with multiple treatments, are other advantages of the parallel compared to the crossover trial design.

Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, who voted for the treaty in committee, said Tuesday he now questions whether it's "even practical for the administration to rush passage of the Start treaty during this lame-duck session".

"It is a practical truth," the administration official said, that without a deal, "our Congress would not likely follow through on the assistance promises we've made, nor would other partners".