Sentence examples for fully practicable from inspiring English sources

True, much of the trade had shifted to flags of convenience (especially that of the U.S.A. and European neutrals like Prussia), but the peace made the resurgence of the Dutch carrying trade fully practicable.

The full protocol was tested during the pilot study and shown to be fully practical and practicable.

Practicable means easily put into practice and does not mean practical.

For validation purpose, each experiment was repeated three times, which is practicable when using such a fully-automated technique as SIA.

The section goes on to say that in the event of such disruptions "the parties shall agree in good faith a mechanism to fully compensate [the] contractor as soon as practicable, which may include, among other things, a revised field production schedule or an extension to the term or payment of lost income in respect of the estimated volumes not produced during the period".

The history of the controversy is sufficiently set forth in the appellate opinions and need not be recapitulated here, except to state that those decisions anticipated the instant case, and that Microsoft II sought to guide this court, insofar as practicable, in the further proceedings it fully expected to ensue on the tying issue.

Fully "enlightened" utilitarianism was conceptually accessible and perhaps even politically practicable.

Although it will not be practicable to explore validation of this causal nexus fully, we will use it to guide our choice of measures through the research plan that follows.

When the Bergmanns demanded further cleanup of Mrs. Petagno's property, Mr. Cowen responded with a letter saying Mrs. Petagno had fully complied with the agency's requirements and had removed contamination "to the extent practicable".

This is simply not practicable.

But that is not practicable.