Sentence examples for say in practice from inspiring English sources

Though Egypt insists that Hamas remove its forces far from the border before reopening its border crossing at Rafah, Hamas cadres say in practice their fighters can melt easily among the population, ensuring that the PA's formal presence will be little more than symbolic.

That is to say, in practice ROE and TOE overlap rather than being mutually exclusive.

SWFs may be opaque and mysterious in their dealings, but some say, in practice, they make ideal shareholders.

But, some observers say, in practice they may be limited by restrictions imposed by the Saudi interpretation of Islamic law.

This policy which advocates say in practice mainly targets women and youths seeking asylum from the violence-ridden countries of Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador is intended to punish the adults by criminally prosecuting them for entering the country, thereby deterring others from making the journey north.

While this is simple to say, in practice this can be a challenge, unfortunately most universities have historically repurposed their federal contracting infrastructure to work with industry, which treats deal-making like forms-processing and eliminates the opportunities for creativity.

As he said, "In practice, you can't simulate a six- or seven-minute drive".

"Coach is always saying in practice that this is what you're going to have to do next year," Conlon said.

Occasionally he'd shout "good job!" or "nice play!" "He used to say that what was needed to be said was said in practice," Ms. Bauman recalled.

But the studio head said, in practice, the bonuses turn out to be another negotiation, with a network perhaps cutting the promised bonus in half.

David Evans, employment partner at law firm Cripps Harries Hall, says in practice employers of all sizes are fairly adept at handling the procedural requirements of maternity leave requests.