There's also practical use for this particular procedure.

So these guys are right on target for a practical use of scaling technology.

Now, the other use of this is practical.

Section V Practical Actions Limiting the Irresponsible Use of MOTAPM

The use of criteria as tools for capacity assessment permits consideration of this concept in a practical way.

Several countries found it practical to use disaster resistant hospitals as an example of a benchmark for reducing overall disaster risk.

While giving first consideration to the use of SSC may not yet be universal, in practice, the United Nations system has increased its use of Southern expertise for practical reasons.

The relevant national authorities are expected to provide practical guidance as to what constitutes suspicious transactions for the use of financial institutions.

Comparative study of practical experience with the use of electronic (reverse) auctions in public procurement

22.5 It will foster strategic and operational coherence, crafting practical policies, guidance and analytic tools for use in the field by humanitarian practitioners.

By focusing on practical, working level issues, this beneficial collaboration optimizes the use of existing resources.

The primary output from the project will be an operational manual for practical use by field missions and transitional administrations in post conflict States.

Practical Guide to the Systematic Use of Standards and Indicators in UNHCR Operations, First Edition (January 2004).

How do we go from the metaphor to something more practical that we can really use every day?

The Working Group is invited to use the annexed draft guidelines as a starting point to elaborate practical and concise guidelines for the protection of indigenous peoples' heritage.

It was repeatedly recommended that the practical use of satellite data with emphasis being placed on developing simple to use and low cost applications should be promoted in developing countries.

For that to happen, a system of high quality monitoring and evaluation which meets the needs of managers and stakeholders should be further developed and put to practical use.

Its objective was to develop practical skills to prepare and carry out on site inspections at dual use biological production facilities.

Neither class of models is useful, however, for providing the practical advice that policymakers need in a crisis. Both are too stylized to be of use when analyzed in the abstract.

Sixteen experts from 14 countries participated in the course, whose objective was to develop practical skills for inspection and monitoring of dual use production equipment and capabilities in the missile area.

In 2001, a first practical guide on the use of objectives, outputs and indicators was issued to UNHCR field staff and implementing partners.

Some States are concerned that terrorists are able to reduce the practical impact of the sanctions regime through the use of the Internet.

This recommendation is being acted upon as UNHCR currently reviews its Practical Guide to the Systematic Use of Standards and Indicators in UNHCR Operations.

The United Nations had a vital role to play in the search for practical solutions that would enable the developing countries to assume their role as active counterparts in the use of information resources.

(b) The course should devote more time for practical exercises

The encyclopedia will quickly pay for itself in practical applications.

Giving practical meaning to international support for Africa's development efforts

Practical cases?

Practical matters

Practical application.

Practical application.

The intergovernmental bodies and the Organization's senior management need to be made more aware of progress, failures and major challenges faced in the implementation of mandates and to put that information to practical use for decision making and planning for the Organization.

The course was conducted through a series of lectures and practical exercises which emphasized the use of ERS data but did not exclude discussion of other satellite radar systems.

Such a provision will potentially have serious practical implications for electronic commerce

It's not practical.

In order for this to happen, we believe it will be necessary to arrive at a balanced result reflecting practical progress on the three major elements of the Treaty non proliferation, disarmament and the peaceful use of nuclear energy.

(b) Develop and use frameworks, guidelines and other practical tools and indicators to accelerate gender mainstreaming, including gender based research, analytical tools and methodologies, training, case studies, statistics and information

So, for prosthesis applications it's probably not too practical, because it's not affordable.

In time, the cartographers became even more ambitious they drew a map that was an exact, one to one replica of the whole empire. As Borges wryly notes, subsequent generations could find no practical use for such an unwieldy map.

UGT and CCOO have produced a guide entitled El Transporte al Centro de Trabajo as an educational support for union members to discuss problems of urban transport, urban planning and land use, with solutions and practical alternatives promoted through collective bargaining.

But, actually, that's practical.

It's just not practical.

But is it practical?

This is very practical.

But the joke wouldn t work if there were not at the same time another widely shared assumption that scientific knowledge has a value independent of any practical use. After all, it would not be funny if a charity dedicated to famine relief celebrated its own ineffectiveness practical value in that case would be paramount, because it would be the only real reason for the charity to exist.