In practice definition

In practice means that within each of these regions, the recycling system (end-to-end system from consumer to recycled material) effectively recycles a significant share of all packaging of that type put on the market. In other words, in that area a significant recycling rate is achieved for that type of packaging.

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In practice means to not look at what is technically recyclable/compostable, but to ensure it happens in reality,

In practice means putting the values into action throughout the organization.

Examples of In practice in a sentence

• In practice, complying with a request for additional information or material can take a significant amount of time.

• In practice, the Company shall communicate in the same clear manner with both retail and Professional Clients.

• In practice, complying with a Second Request can take a significant period of time.

• In practice the buyer will have inspected whatever he needs to inspect.

• In practice, calculations will be extended to the eighth decimal point.

• In practice, they are currently all used, except for lump sums (which are only used for SME Instrument actions).

• In practice, they are costs whose attribution to the specific action cannot be or has not been measured directly, but only by means of cost drivers or a proxy, which apportion the total indirect costs (overheads) among the different activities.

• In practice this means that if fees or supplemental charges have not been paid then in order to recover the outstanding payments, the School can, in its discretion, choose to seek payment of the amount outstanding from either parent or both parents.

• In practice this means that the TSOs of Area B can make use of e.g. 100 MW of the reserve capacity of the TSOs in Area A.

• In practice, the term SLA is sometimes used to refer to the contracted delivery time (of the service) or performance.

More Definitions of In practice

In practice. Mr. King explained, “this means that over the next 12 months, in addition to our AZ-004 activities, we will continue to push forward our partnered and funded programs, with Endo Pharmaceuticals for AZ-003 (Staccato fentanyl) for breakthrough pain and with Symphony Allegro for AZ-104 (Staccato loxapine, in a low-dose form) for migraine.”

In practice means that within each of these regions, it is proven that the collection, sorting, and recycling system (from consumer to recycled material) achieves recycling a significant share of all packaging of that type put on the market.

In practice promotion’ means that UNHCR will not only help transport refugees who wish to return, but will also actually advocate for their return. There will be more information campaigns to update the refugees on conditions in their homeland. Refugees will be offered opportunities to visit Liberia to see the situation for themselves. Visits by prominent Liberians to refugee settlements will also be organized.” [15e]

In practice means that within each of these regions, the recycling system (end-to-end system from consumer to recycled material) effectively recycles a significant share of all packaging of that type put on the market. In other words, in that area a significant recycling rate is achieved for that type of packaging. This excludes systems not able to achieve high recycling rates and those that are explicitly temporary in nature (e.g. heavily subsidised temporary schemes for targeted packaging items).

In practice she explained, “this means looking at every product at an SKU level and its performance across every channel, customer and market, this data informs decisions around both good and bad revenues and costs in order to determine what portions of the business are value-creating versus value-consuming, and to manage accordingly.”

In practice means the College, through phone surveys, web searches, and personal contact, has determined that the graduates are practicing Acupuncture or Oriental Medicine.