Sentence examples for the practical meaning of from inspiring English sources

This became the practical meaning of jus gentium.

One reason for the growing consensus is that the practical meaning of life tenure has changed dramatically in recent years.

Remember, too, that Mr Miliband has yet to spell out much of the practical meaning of his speech.

As we've reported, the practical meaning of these phrases is not defined, and "toward" is rather weak.

The practical meaning of the equation of state for Pi = 0 in the semi-crystalline polymers has been discussed.

Combining legal and social history, the study explores the practical meaning of legal rights for black life.

But that cannot justify enlargement of the language employed beyond the possible practical meaning of houses, persons, papers, and effects, or so to apply the words search and seizure as to forbid hearing or sight.

More detailed information regarding data collection, calculation and practical meaning of the scores and classification of the farms can be found in the Welfare Quality® assessment protocol for dairy cows [ 13].

Taking meaning as the  "conceivable effects of a practical kind the object may involve," the pragmatist philosopher finds that two "practical" meanings of "go around" are in play: either the man goes North, East, South, and West of the squirrel, or he faces first the squirrel's head, then one of his sides, then his tail, then his other side.

Such an interactive account of publics and institutions gives a plausible practical meaning to the extending of the project of democracy to the global level.

The research results have practical meaning to the design and improvement of engineering systems with bridge topology.