In a further practical amendment, more complete removal of water from the generated amalgam would drive the ketone-to-imine equilibrium toward imine formation and, ultimately, lead to reduced levels of the alcohol byproduct, which results from reduction of the starting ketone.
It seems to me a practical, reasonable amendment in this time and age.
The most popular and practical of these amendments is animal manure (Oka et al. 2007).
His amendments are practical and common sense ones, he says.
I'm not sure a full-blown amendment is practical, or necessary, and the text above could undermine little things like free speech.
In short, the aide notes, "the intent and the practical effect of the amendment are not aligned".
Justice David Souter argued for a different standard and wrote that "a new body of fact must be accounted for in deciding what, in practical terms, the Eighth Amendment guarantees should tolerate".
The vote on the amendments has no practical effect, since the underlying legislation has no immediate prospect of passing.
The Real Estate Board, meanwhile, is scrambling to understand the practical implications of the zoning amendment.
If the amendment passes, the practical effect, analysts say, will be that state employees, with few exceptions, will not be able to use their insurance policies to cover abortions.
