Sentence examples for appropriate and practicable from inspiring English sources

The relevance and credibility of research evidence is important, but it also needs to be operationally appropriate and practicable.

Conclusions Healthcare policy tries to direct patient choice towards clinically appropriate and practicable options; nevertheless, pregnant women are free to make decisions about birth preferences, including place of delivery and staff in attendance.

Such a framework is necessary because, although not identical in purpose and methods, both evaluation and accountability require judicious design and implementation to ensure appropriate, meaningful, and practicable outcomes that effectively support educational improvement.

The agency only explained in a Q & A Tuesday that it would deport people "to the extent appropriate and reasonably practicable" and would "work with the countries involved to ensure proper coordination on the safe and humane return of their nationals".

To insist that drawing a line as such is wrong ignores the point of doing so, and recourse to the alternative of a competency test is not appropriate or practicable.

It said the BBC had "not taken sufficient account of Ofcom's previous Live8 finding" and "did not accept the BBC's argument that the fact that the event was 'live' meant it would not be appropriate or practicable for the BBC to apply some kind of masking system or delay".

His observations, Wilbur explained, "have only convinced me more firmly that human flight is possible and practicable".

Not coincidentally, they are also the only side in this war with a clear and practicable political aim.

The report says the government "has not yet convinced all local authorities that its plans for collection of recyclable wastes are appropriate or practicable".

The design seems simple and practicable.

Prevention would be more realistic and practicable than complete eradication.