For an illuminating argument according to which lustration is a form of "administrative justice" that is, practically speaking, more important in shaping the post conflict environment that trials or reparations see Meierhenrich 2006.
Such a resolution is, practically speaking, impossible.
And the fact is, practically speaking, we are stuck with natural gas for some time.
The Pub's manager, Phil Lee, spoke to the writer about the Scopitone, which is practically standard barroom equipment in France.
Route 521 in Swartswood, which is practically in Canada?
Which is, metaphorically speaking, getting naked.
(The business is a firm of solicitors, which translates, practically speaking, to personal bankers or brokers.) Coolly explaining to his perturbed son the practice of borrowing from one client's account to pay dividends due to another, he sighs, "Oh, why is it so hard for a man to see clearly beyond the letter of the law!" It is not so hard, if such double vision serves a man's personal interest.
Or is it, practically speaking, useless?
Also, it is unreasonable, practically speaking, to offer excuses for completely relinquishing justice-based duties to take action.
Mansi has four main dialect groups, of which one (Tavda) is practically extinct and another (Konda) is spoken only by individuals above a certain age.
