Examples of using But in practice in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
But in practice, that's 91%.
But in practice, they may be ineffective.
But in practice, it's not working.
But in practice, it is extremely difficult.
But in practice there is a slightly differentpicture.
That seems obvious, but in practice it is not.
But in practice sovereignty has never been absolute.
But in practice, everything happens as follows.
But in practice, it does not secure anything.
But in practice, they get stuck in almost indefinite limbo.
But in practice, there is a risk of costly competition between agencies.
This approach may be theoretically valid but in practice leads to an unwieldy document.
But in practice applications from women are processed without any distinction as to sex.
Technically those powers did not constitute protective measures, but in practice they provided a degree of protection.
But in practice, it could be basically eliminated in legal terms and in some Government institutions only.
As she saw it, the laws of Bahrain called for equality, but in practice equality did not exist.
Franchising is classified as a subsector of distribution services, but in practice it is a business format.
The German proposal was undesirable not just in theory but in practice, because it was largely unnecessary.
It sounds so easy, doesn't it? But in practice, lots of things can get in the way.