Unlike those cases in which the definition of desirable policy is the subject of intense controversy, here the imposition of a duty is both consistent with and supportive of a social goal--the reduction of drunken driving--that is practically unanimously accepted by society.
Together with discriminatory resource allocation, it prepares them – ideologically and practically – to accept the superior status of the Jewish people, and the subordination of their needs and identity to the needs of the national Zionist project.
Amazon accepted practically every password Furnell threw at it, including repeats of the username, the user's own name and, of course, the all-time classic, "password".
Welcome, Mark! January 9, 2014 Our paper "Validation Challenge of Density-Functional Theory for Peptides - Example of Ac-Phe-Ala5-LysH+" by Mariana Rossi, Sucismita Chutia, Matthias Scheffler, Volker Blum was accepted practically as is by J. Phys.
"Cosmetic surgery is now accepted in practically every household," she said cheerily as she picked at her lunch.
If the aim to create practically applicable CELSS is accepted then the task to optimize the process of CELSS research and development in terms of minimum cost, hours, maximum applicability, scientific contribution, etc. becomes actual.
In the meantime, the Janata government arrested, on Independence Day, in August, "the Sanjay caucus," which, it is generally accepted now, practically ruled the country during much of the Emergency.
On the other hand, there is an important difference between the UC-CN model and the rest; the former presents cycles of long duration, practically exceeding the conventionally accepted limit (32 quarters).
The problem is, practically no court accepts such figures as the final word on worth.
