Only when put into practice will we discover how, or if, the Podemos participative "method" changes democracy, European politics or ordinary lives.
In my own teaching practice, one idea that has shown considerable results when put into practice is the consideration that pupils may be alienated, in a critical sense, from the subject.
When put into practice, this means people living with HIV who are on treatment can, like everyone else, consider giving up condoms when their relationship is committed and monogamous.
Ms. Gutmann, a journalist who often writes about sexual politics, argues that what sounds great in theory -- equality -- fails when put into practice in the unique world of military service.
It's very easy to invent all sorts of new schemes that allegedly are going to do something and, when put into practice, turn out to be less than perfect.
Semipresidentialism combines a popularly elected head of state with a prime minister responsible to the legislature; though this framework seemed to promise the best of all constitutional worlds, when put into practice in many countries during their transitions, the framework began to pose serious design dilemmas and facilitate democratic backsliding rather than consolidation.
Interventions that are effective are often improperly or only partially implemented when put into practice.
Most eye-tracking systems used smaller sample sizes and tended to fail when put into practice.
By being opportunistic, BOPU allows for not only flexible variations of measurements availability but also agile compromise between wireless bandwidth consumption and positioning performance when put into practice.
Third, scholars have chronicled how popular sovereignty worked when put into practice, especially after passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854.
