in practical terms

The two companies were implicitly backed by the U. S. government, which in practical terms meant that they would not be allowed to fail.

In practical terms, the Nebraska decision amounts to a moratorium on the death penalty in the state, not just a ban on a method.

In practical terms foreign scientists may be deterred from China, as they worry about getting caught up in scandals.

In practical terms, it is harder than it used to be for chief executives also to also fulfil the chairman's duties as well.

The above is the most important sentences in this book in practical terms, and working within the framework of time as you understand it.

These powers of the body are biologically quite achievable in practical terms, but only by a complete change of focus and belief.

He said that means, in practical terms, that building a coalition of nations that denounce the Russian actions.

Thus, in practical terms, if the going got tough in one spot, the hominids would not have had to move far to get to a better situation.

In practical terms, the activation context is usually the id of some database-persistent object.

In practical terms, regular coffee drinkers include the majority of U. S. adults and a growing number of children.

'In practical terms, it means hanging out in the parking lot of Google or somewhere and targeting executives with cellphones. '

In practical terms, the producer is the person ultimately responsible for the planning, development, and delivery of a game.

In practical terms, the schools have provided the training and skills which enabled the United States to become a major economic power.

Mr. Zhao, like many artists who have chosen this path, sees his decision to work within the system in practical terms.

In practical terms, this now means only one thing: the communist state must develop nuclear missiles in the next three years.

In practical terms, this means that you might have less money to draw on than the ledger reports.

In practical terms, this was the lightest of the Obamas' six-day European foray.

In practical terms, however, the government has little justification to intercede in the bank's operations.

In practical terms, this means IFL is now promoting some radical ideas about how companies should manage their finances.

In practical terms there are at least three factors undermining securitised finance.

While the theoretical fill-in is still the same, in practical terms the "false non-zeros" can be different for different methods.

In practical terms, this smallest feature was almost always the line that defined the gate electrode on the MOS transistor.

Yes, it may be illegal, but if a law is unenforceable in practical terms, it might as well not exist.

In practical terms, ASP. NET server control properties that are commonly used to reference external resources are marked in this way.

In practical terms, the lubricant will run out after around 10 years of usage.

But in practical terms the courts have already achieved much of what women sought in the ERA.

In practical terms, that means binding targets so that the rate of emissions stops growing immediately and starts falling by 2015.

But I think you can make a strong case that the second effort is more useful in practical terms.

In practical terms, this means that any task that can be completed with the mouse can also be completed from the keyboard.

"Is there much evidence that the Brics countries are collaborating today in practical terms? "

In practical terms, authentication comes in two forms.

In practical terms, this means they stand at an average 20% discount to the market's prospective price-earnings ratio.

In practical terms, this means that very small donations don't get swallowed up by processing fees.

In practical terms, this means you would pull the configuration from the shared test environment into staging.

In practical terms, this means: short cycle times and quick packaging.

In practical terms there's no reason why a scooter is less suited to touring than a huge bike.

You should also have some understanding -- in practical terms -- of how the aspects work.

In practical terms, new leftists have a variety of opinions about how this could be achieved.

In practical terms this means a diet of bread, pasta, rice, legumes, fresh fruit and other foods rich in fiber, omega 6 and antioxidants.

But what do these cash infusions mean in practical terms?

In practical terms Russia will lose little.

In practical terms, it is very difficult to observe the shapes of distant KBOs, so their status would remain ambiguous.

What Might a Beyond Aid World Mean in Practical Terms?

Why is it important to reduce before recycling and what does this mean in practical terms for your household?

What does this mean in practical terms?

What this means in practical terms is that once you cheat, you lose.

In practical terms, you have to provide explicit type annotations for the following situations:

What this means in practical terms are:

In practical terms, this is typically the version of a record as read from a data source.

What this means in practical terms is that: