Sentence examples for practice pilots from inspiring English sources

In practice, pilots say, working more hours than allowed is like driving a car without a license; people rarely get caught, but if they do because of an accident or other violation the consequences can be severe.

In practice, pilots have to be very much in the loop, ready to intervene ("pick up the slack," as they say) when flight plans suddenly change, or one or other of the plane's automated systems starts functioning in a reduced operating mode, contributing to the so-called "minimum equipment list".

It offers examples of localities that have been working differently with their care managers to focus more fully on social capital, developing new approaches through the social work practice pilots and exploring concepts such as local area co-ordination, time-banking and support for micro-enterprise.

Acquiring this sustainability requires making the government commit its own resources to the reform process and expansion of best practice pilots.

Having boots on the ground is very critical to having boots under the table; trialing best practice pilots on the ground and having a prominent presence in the field has been important for successfully lobbying the government to adopt national-level policies around the issues concerned.

UNICEF has taken a lead position in donor coordination within the education sector and has been able to influence national level education policies and legislative frameworks, has had its good practice pilots accepted by MoEYS for nationwide replication, and has made an identifiable contribution to building the capacity of MoEYS for education management.

To inform policy about what constitutes 'best practice', pilot studies of throughcare programs targeting young prisoners are needed.

To investigate patients' experiences of the choice of general practitioner (GP) practice pilot.

As part of the Coalition government's pledge to increase patient choice and improve access, a 12-month choice of GP practice pilot was implemented in four primary care trusts (PCTs) from April 2012 to March 2013.

This paper describes patients' self-reported experiences of being an out of area patient or a day patient, drawn from the wider evaluation of the choice of GP practice pilot.

Each cohort of practices pilots indicators for six months on a rolling basis.