Common parallel examples to keeping animals for impractical reasons within Religious Studies are vegetarianism and communal breaking of bread.
Elsewhere, truly population-based studies were impractical for reasons of cost, and various compromises were developed.
In the other countries, all in Western Europe, true population-based studies were impractical for reasons of cost, and various compromises were developed.
The head of the IoD, Miles Templeman, said: "Introducing a graduate tax would be extremely impractical for reasons that we and others have set out, but what has been lost in the debate so far is the negative impact a graduate tax would have on the UK's tax competitiveness.
An alternative approach may have been to return to interview participants without the hospice outreach team but this was impractical for reasons of travel costs and translator availability.
In truth, many such routes have already been rejected as impractical for one reason or another.
A reliance on imported power that is becoming increasingly unfair and impractical is one reason why the OC Register headlines: "Obama's Clean Power Plan is bad news for California". One growing concern for the entire Western region is that California continues to swallow up power from fast growing neighbors, states that have their own energy goals and must also comply with EPA's Clean Power Plan.
I chose the impractical for the reasons anyone chooses the impractical, for the reasons anyone who comes up against a wall knocks it down.
Ultimately the parties abandoned this plan, determining that it was impractical for several reasons, chief among them being tax considerations.
"Since the seat must pass through a trap door in the auditorium system" said Hagadorn, "and the occupant is suspended several feet in the air during such movement, this arrangement is quite obviously impractical for safety reasons".
