Mr. Anderson does teach practicalities, of course.
– At the end of the programme, with an ad hoc satisfaction questionnaire, composed of 20 items to assess the following factors: practicalities of the course and the methodology, content of the modules, characteristics of the website and overall impression.
M1: If it's just the practicalities of the course it doesn't matter what you're doing, if there's any prescribing issues, if it was something that I had no knowledge about and no competence about at all then it would have been a waste of time.
There are some wars, for example (if anyone on the globe is still mad enough to go to war) that the American Negro will not support, however many of his people may be coerced — and there is a limit to the number of people any government can put in prison, and a rigid limit indeed to the practicality of such a course.
Of course, practicality isn't entirely front-row centre.
Of course, practicalities may mean that there is no option but to assess residence capacity in such settings; but, if so, those involved need to be aware of the dangers of doing so because of the deeply evaluative nature of such assessments [ 1].
Part of the appeal, of course, is practicality.
There are of course, some practicalities.
There will of course be practicalities, including cost-effectiveness and whether all recommendations do what they say on the tin.
Of course, there were practicalities.
Of course, considerations of time, practicality and law weigh against the idea of a revote.
