Sentence examples for grounds of feasibility from inspiring English sources

"The government has decided against resettlement of the Chagossian people to the British Indian Ocean Territory on the grounds of feasibility, defence and security interests, and cost to the British taxpayer," she told parliament.

The UK Government's longstanding opposition to resettlement on the grounds of feasibility, cost, and military security has been joined in the past decade or so by environmental arguments based on the ecological importance of the Chagos Archipelago.

This idea has been dismissed for years on grounds of feasibility - and dismissed yet again in Berlin - but given the very poor predictive value of the Berlin criteria for outcome and poor correlation with postmortem findings as regards severity classification and proper identification [ 2], I would argue it is indeed time to take another look.

If we accept the lower level of 0.7 on the grounds of feasibility, then 20 tasks would be needed, a figure significantly greater than found previously [ 17].> Absolute standard errors of measurement were calculated (See Table  4) in order to locate the student's absolute level on the score scale.

If subjects were deceased at the time of ascertainment (i.e. following a sudden cardiac death) consent was waived by the respective Institutional Review Boards on grounds of scientific feasibility.

The Foreign Office has refused to comment on the leaked cable, but continues to oppose the return of the Chagossians because : "The arguments against allowing resettlement on the grounds of defence security and feasibility are clear and compelling".

The decision was taken on the grounds of new intelligence, cost and technical feasibility, he said.

The case for EVLW as a criterion for ARDS definition has been challenged on the grounds of its lack of predictive value and feasibility.

The agreement also covered Chinese funding of feasibility studies for the potential development of Lamu port.

This isn't just a question of feasibility, though — there's also the matter of will.

(2) Analysis of feasibility.