I'm not sure how practical that is, given the natural life cycle of the human presenter.
It's this tension, between the purely eccentric and the resolutely practical, that keeps Bailey separate from other luxury-goods designers.
Nor do they provide the kind of information — conceptual or practical — that can be gleaned from the models.
"They are looking for something that is functional and practical that makes life easier to deal with," he said.
"Family-oriented, functional, practical — that is what Skoda is all about," Winfried Vahland, Skoda Auto's chairman, wrote in the 2010 annual report.
Why not something practical that could be used?" The French Embassy offered about $20,000 in annual financing to each school that is beginning a program this fall, and raised more money from private donors.
(I'm not sure how practical that last wish is, given the natural life cycle of the human presenter. Unless we're prepared to preserve him as the Russians do Lenin).
This psychoanalytically informed method complemented the insights derived from interviewing by providing information about unarticulated experience – emotional, relational and practical – that often goes unremarked but is central to a baby's development.
"I started talking to them about what I did at Opera Now, found they were interested and thought maybe there was something practical that could come out of this.
"We're going to try and see if there are reforms that are practical, that are doable, and which don't do in the ability to target the bad guys," she said.
Cameron said on Tuesday he was "confident we've set up a system that is practical, that is workable, it protects the freedom of the press, but it's a good, strong, self-regulatory system for victims, and I'm convinced it will work and it will endure".
