Sentence examples for practice in the world of from inspiring English sources

Patents disputes are standard practice in the world of electronics, especially cellphones, where the products are complex and a lot of money is at stake.

Some pre-pay (karma or pay it forward), others post-pay ("I owe you one" as we practice in the world of selling).

This is a pretty common practice in the world of patents; Ericsson reached a similar arrangement for proceeds from patents in its recent 2,400 patent transfer to Unwired Planet.

Jakatdar avoids commenting on the details of who may have approached the company, but he does admit it has been, and that he has said no for now, partly because he wants to see how much further he can grow the company before it either gets transformed or shut down by a new owner (not uncommon practice in the world of M&A).

But on past experience – with almost all governments having dodgy practices in the world of secret agents that they would rather keep quite about – it's likely to be short-lived.

There are several strategies the company is employing that I think are likely to become best practices in the world of embedded media players and online publishing – and that's a very large market.

"For Waza to present itself as an animal welfare and conservation organisation and on the other hand support a member involved in one of the cruellest practices in the world, to the extent of helping them get preferential purchasing positions, is deceptive and harmful to the efforts to put the hunts to an end," Lucas said.

In keeping with the practice of anonymity in the world of recovery, these last two chose not to give their full names.

The lesson has to do with the gap between principle and practice: in an ideal world, only mad-dog killers are executed; in practice, in the real world of fallible (or ideologically motivated) human beings, too many innocent people are executed.

The VItE Netherlands Designer Drug Awards 2014.

The explicit consent of the data subject, which is a cornerstone of most data protection regulations, is a typical example of requirement which is very difficult to put into practice in the new world of "pervasive computing" where many data communications necessarily occur without the users' notice.