Sentence examples for working in practise from inspiring English sources

That's not only a bit daft in theory, it is patently not working in practise.

It is not yet clear how the proposals, part of a wider Government plan to bring down the welfare bill, would work in practise.

See firsthand examples of how this can work in practise with our feature authors Laurie Geller and Joan Woods.

"There were a lot of philosophies we liked around the dojo – when you go to one you get help, work in teams, practise what you have done, show off what you have done.

About 4% of GPs – 1,600 – working in Britain qualified to practise in other EU countries.

Each programme allows PhDs to practise working in a team, whilst learning about the skills required in industry and how to market themselves to commercial employers.

"It's generally understood that some countries have the ability to remove satellites or to limit satellite communications," he says, "so we have to practise working in a communications-denied environment". China's People's Liberation Army Navy is still no match for the US Navy, and won't be for a very long time.

Throughout the war, working in a reserved occupation, his practise of it was sporadic - even more so when, the threat from Japan imminent, he became a navigator on flying boats.

I remember feeling that I wasn't comfortable with the type of medicine I was offering (participant 1, homeopathic doctor working in secondary care) The doctors practising some form of CAM claimed that this allowed them to practise medicine in a more holistic way, allowing the patients more voice to express their stories and enabling the doctor to begin to get beneath surface symptoms.

We want to develop social policy that's directly informed by practitioners and the public, not because it's a jolly idea but because it's crucial to better policy and to policy that works better in practise.

The General Medical Council (GMC) holds a right to investigate the fitness to practise of doctors working in the UK [ 5].