The initiatives have included his being a vocal "champion for youth" and using his leadership position to pool expertise, identify and help fill gaps in social and cultural provision for young people and, with a very Tory stress on practically, seeking to pool examples of "what really works" in improving the lives of London children.
Practically, the paper seeks to answer what is the optimal amount that should be invested into certain safety measure for any given vessel.
Such focus, however, also reproduces academic debates regarding communication affordances and, practically, produces learning technologies that seek to share greater affinity with face-to-face interactions, rather than innovatively transcend traditional communication norms/processes.
It will also be practically impossible for them to seek employment and education outside the camp.
It is a practically relevant scenario because patients generally seek medical help after the onset of symptoms, and in other patients treatment begins after a certain period of time required to confirm the exposure.
In the developed game model, players seek to choose their strategy practically.
They seek to help people (or animals) as practically as possible, not to overhaul policy or transform systems.
Whilst clinicians may seek to ensure patients receive the most appropriate care in the most appropriate setting, clinicians are constrained practically by the services that are available to them.
That is, as pure practical reason, it likewise seeks the unconditioned for the practically conditioned (which rests on inclinations and natural needs)" (5:108).
15 As it was not deemed appropriate to seek consent from a parent while their child was in a tonic clonic seizure, consent was deferred until as soon as practically possible after treatment.
