But if a significant change has indeed occurred or is imminent, the projections should be revised to address it to the extent practicable.
In our own gender courses and development programs for teachers we have used group discussions and role-plays about tutoring as practicable ways to address gender attitudes.
Thus, prevention of excessive GWG together with the other recommendations for a healthy lifestyle, e.g. stopping smoking and alcohol consumption, may be the most promising and practicable strategy to address the lifestyle-associated health issues previously discussed.
An up-to-date high-quality guideline generally means that potential biases of guideline development have been addressed, and that the recommendations are practicable, reflect the balance between desirable and undesirable effects, incorporate quality of evidence, consider variability in values of benefits, risks, inconveniences, and costs [ 10- 12].
(A) EPA expects to use treatment to address the principal threats posed by a site, wherever practicable.
"Due to security concerns surrounding Mr Rajapaksa's visit which have recently been brought to our attention by the police, the union has regretfully found that the talk is no longer practicable and has had to cancel his address.
Future research needs to address this paucity of evidence for very brief interventions that are practicable for CCC.
The conclusion is that participatory urban planning through stakeholders' action planning is practicable and welcome in tackling pressing problems and addressing conflicts of development–environment interactions.
To resolve that lawsuit, the Board of Education agreed to operate under a detailed court order designed to address the federal government's concerns and to help desegregate -- "to the extent practicable" -- Chicago's public school system.
As far as reasonably practicable, each checklist should be: (1) concise and preferably short as well; (2) simple; (3) targeted by addressing only evidence-based priorities that are considered either critical or significant to risk assessment; and (4) non-prescriptive and non-comprehensive (World Health Organisation 2008 .27.
