Sentence examples for this in practice meant from inspiring English sources

This, in practice, meant that many stations were never touched.

This in practice meant cases between subject and subject, including all actions taken under praecipe to recover debts or property, which made up the vast majority of civil cases.

This in practice means galvanising the unions.

"This in practice means that we couldn't use these immigration and security controls to stop people reaching our country.

Whether this in practice means asteroid mining, the stuff of Armageddon-style space blockbuster movies, remains to be seen.

This in practice means the sale of strategic assets, which Kremlin-backed firms are trying to prise from the Belarusian state.

This in practice means that deploying more small base station in a certain area yields sharing the total broadband capacity among backhaul links.

This may, in practice, mean little more than pushing a halved lemon up a chicken's backside as it cooks but could also involve a marinade.

But for bigger fundraisers, this will in practice mean that an entrepreneur might need to get a major backer lined up prior to launching their campaign.

"This in practice means do not pick up containers, syringes, needles, cosmetics or similar objects, made of materials such as metal, plastic or glass.

In practice, this meant that detainees might be in their cells twelve hours a day.