While actually doing the integration analytically seems impractical, we shall obtain estimators below from a partial realization of this program.
But doing the necessary market analyses proved impractical.
Last fall, Ms. Cambareri returned home to Bedford Hills "to save money and recoup after doing this impractical thing of renting in the city for a year," she said.
Nor will they do the sentimental but impractical thing and cross the border to Canada — or move to Massachusetts — just to marry.
A left-wing senator, Hector Sanchez Lopez, suggests that NAFTA, which calls for the free movement of goods and services, should also allow freedom of labour, as does the European Union.Though impractical, his comment points up a fact that neither Americans nor Mexicans want to recognise: their border has always been porous, and this has suited both countries.
Early Thursday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in town to coordinate cleanup efforts, said at a news conference with county officials, "My two cents is it would be impractical to do the game because it could jeopardize public safety".
The New York Times, with unintended comic irony, noted it this way: "Administration officials say their preliminary review of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group's recommendations has concluded that many of its key proposals are impractical or unrealistic". Thank God we have George Bush to protect us from doing anything impractical or unrealistic in the Middle East.
They also recruit dozens of local slum leaders to help catalog the byzantine rules that make doing business legally impractical for the poor.
"For a long time Singapore has been such a practical society, but the way I'm seeing change right now is that there are more and more people doing impractical things.
And if you're okay with doing something completely impractical, then that's fine, too.
