Sentence examples for a practicable step from inspiring English sources

Allison says testing is a "practicable step that works a lot better than sticking your head in the sand and pretending it's not happening".

Allison says testing is a "practicable step that works a lot better than sticking your head in the sand and pretending it's not happening… There's these two laws which contradict each other and what I think is probably going to happen is that as harm reduction becomes more widely accepted, more and more events are going to use [testing] as their health and safety compliance".

As a specific example of this, we saw very little evidence of "all practicable steps" being taken to help people with dementia to participate in decisions being made about them, as required in Section 1(3) of the MCA.

The FCC even states that "all practicable steps shall be taken to protect the radio astronomy service from harmful interference".

Modern Britain needs to think about why this happened and to take every practicable step to ensure nothing like it happens again.

Employers have a defence to a complaint of discrimination based on actions of their employees and other third parties if they can prove that they took all reasonably practicable steps to prevent the discrimination.

The Education (No 2) Act 1986 requires universities to take reasonable and practicable steps "to ensure that freedom of speech within the law is secured" on campus, including for visiting speakers.

Unusually for a criminal proceeding, the burden of proof is on the defendant: the Met will have to demonstrate that it took all "reasonably practicable" steps to prevent the death of Mr de Menezes.Falling foul of the law can be expensive: Balfour Beatty, for example, was fined £10m ($18m), reduced on appeal this month to £7.5m.

Under the new proposal, the corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey would "seek to minimize or mitigate, through reasonable and practicable steps, any potentially adverse effects" to elements like the garage, stairway and railroad tubes, and would submit mitigation plans to the consulting parties for comment.

Under current regulations, clubs are able to avoid sanctions by arguing that they had taken "reasonably practicable" steps to avoid unacceptable behaviour from fans.

According to The Mirror, the high-end fashion brand "accepts that the racist comment was made but defends the claim on the basis the company had taken all reasonably practicable steps to prevent the racist comment".