Examples of using Everyday practice in English and their translations into Dutch
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On this basis, national and transnational employee participation is everyday practice in firms throughout the common European market.
It is a perspective that is light-years away from the everyday practice and therefore less persuasive.
However, practical learning must also not solely take the form of'following everyday practice.
are not too difficult for everyday practice.
Again it is the link between academic research and application in everyday practice within TNO projects.
In everyday practice we are faced with obvious situations such as public transport timetables,
one-off occurrences but routine everyday practice in Tunisia.
However, more efforts are needed to ensure that the harmonisation process leads to effective integration in everyday practice.
In addition there is a problem of implementing evidence-based management in everyday practice.
the press in Russia, but there is a big gap between the law and everyday practice.
invites us to infer suggestions for everyday practice allowing us to laugh at ourselves more freely.
In theory, TLS can choose appropriate ciphers since SSLv3, but in everyday practice many implementations have refused to offer forward secrecy
Finally, communicative planning theory advances the idea that planning happens in everyday practice and social relations,
Hailing as an everyday practice subject to a precise ritual takes a quite'special' form in the policeman's practice of'hailing' which concerns the hailing of'suspects'.
expensive extra services are part of everyday practice- but you can defend yourself against much Lurk for four months on the doctor's appointment.
how one can translate ethical values into everyday practice through conscientious participation in the market.
analyse the structure that underlies the patterns, the individual everyday practice of the network of relations.
from research to applications in everyday practice," concludes Martin Paul,
Based on two fundamental principles regarding sensible use of natural resources and responsible everyday practice that protects the environment,
The Hegelian counter-example is therefore relevant because it is representative of the crude ideological illusions of everyday practice and of the practice of the historians,