Their objections, however, are generally based less on principle than issues of practicality: that businesses, for example, can't agree to new wage structures now, amid such political uncertainty.
The titles for some of these capabilities have been truncated or adapted throughout the paper for practicality and clarity, for example, 'research and use of findings for pandemic influenza preparedness' is referred to as 'research'research
Deal with the practicalities first – lunch money, for example.
Here I learnt a lot about the practicalities of language teaching, for example how to organise a class, how to assess students?
The first researcher, RG, briefly introduced himself and then gave a short presentation of the practicalities of video recording, for example avoiding looking straight into the camera.
The artifacts can be evaluated in terms of practicality, efficiency or effectiveness, for example.
Reported positions for DCC varied from above, or level with, the placenta to 6 20 cm below, avoiding tension in the cord, and were based on practicality rather than evidence: for example, placement on mothers' legs at section.
Though he struggles with some practicalities of everyday living (brushing teeth, for example), he has become an in-demand inspirational speaker.
If you're looking for tips on where to go in the UK, or the practicalities of family travel (what to take, for example), ask David.
An example of one of the items in the 2010 Maternity Survey is given here: "During your labour and birth, did you feel you got the pain relief you wanted?" The Maternity Survey focuses on the practicalities of maternity care in the NHS for example: time waited for perineal suturing; whether skin to skin contact with the baby was provided after birth.
