Sentence examples for and advisability of a from inspiring English sources

Apart from the business and Oscar implications for the winning and losing films, a question lingered about the propriety and advisability of a night of hearty partying while the country suffers through a recession.

When dealing with different populations, the necessity and advisability of a γ = 1.5 transformation should of course be checked.

This response must acknowledge that women across America--from both political parties--are rightfully concerned about the safety and advisability of becoming pregnant during a viral pandemic that has been linked to a rare and potentially deadly neurological disorder in infants.

Characterisation of the tensile behaviour of UHPFRC remains a challenge for researchers, and an agreement on the standard test set-up and advisability of notch is yet to be reached.

Sweden and Germany have publicly voiced doubts about the legality and advisability of immediate retaliatory tariffs.

The relatively high frequency and wide distribution of earthquakes likewise have generated controversies about the safety and advisability of several hydroelectric and irrigation projects.

It says the £6m figure is "subject to advice from the Treasury and the Bank of England" on the feasibility and advisability of the cuts.

Right now, we're aiming to get a million people to send in public comments about the "environmental review" the state department is conducting on the feasibility and advisability of building the pipeline.

Right now, we're aiming to get a million people to send in public comments about the "environmental review" the State Department is conducting on the feasibility and advisability of building the pipeline.

On November 2nd, 2009, the vaccination policy was reinforced by introducing a mobile vaccination facility (MVF) operated by the infection control committee [10]; influenza vaccination of hospital employees was thus accomplished by delivering the vaccine directly to the patient care units by the physicians who informed HCWs of the availability and advisability of A/H1N1 vaccination.

This paper focuses on the qualitative assessment of facility staff views of feasibility, practicality and advisability of such task-shifting.