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Even the line's champions, former transport minister Andrew Adonis and lobbyist Jim Steer, now doubt the practicality of bringing HS2 into Euston, rather than halting it at Acton.

Shirley doubted the practicality of that plan, but in January 1745 submitted it to the provincial assembly (General Court), which declined to support the plan, but did request that Britain undertake an attack on Louisbourg.

The chancellor cast doubt on the practicality of a tycoon tax, but said he would continue to look for loopholes to close.

The model presents results that cast doubt on the practicality of using methane or propane for the co-metabolic destruction of trichloroethylene in a gas phase bioreactor.

Both Democrats and Republicans expressed doubts about the practicality and political appeal of the Gore proposal.

The deputy prime minister, John Prescott, is in favour in principle, but he is said to have doubts about the practicality and the timing.In this section Can things only get worse?

After doubts about the practicality of such a plan were expressed, the group raised some funds and presented to the board of the Adelaide Children's Hospital a plan to use the funds to build a separate ward on the grounds of the hospital.

But only a week ago, officials expressed doubts about the practicalities of such an expansion to the China Securities Journal, an official publication.

Most Israelis doubted the sincerity or practicality of this goal and viewed the PLO as a terrorist organization committed to destroying not only the Zionist state but Israeli Jews.

If you take the French president at his word — annotators here of Mr. Sarkozy's remarks suggest he thinks he has Chinese backing for his project, while others in Brussels doubt its practicality — then he is setting up real strains with the Obama administration.

No. "The practicality is simple.