Sentence examples for impractical requirements from inspiring English sources

A new configuration is proposed for photogalvanic cells that removes these impractical requirements.

Instead of newly created legislative schemes, potentially with burdensome and impractical requirements, many of the speakers looked for small changes that could be accomplished either in common law – by action of the courts, that is – or by simple legislative amendments to portion of the law as it currently stands.

The White House has threatened to veto the bill, saying it would introduce "unnecessary and impractical requirements that would unacceptably hamper our efforts to assist some of the most vulnerable people in the world".

The White House, which has proposed admitting at least 10,000 refugees to the U.S. this fiscal year from war-torn Syria, said the House bill creates "unnecessary and impractical requirements," noting the current screening process is rigorous and takes up to 24 months.

The court was imposing a "burdensome" and "impractical" requirement on the government, he said.

We need either to find a way around the impractical requirement of noise meter readings or to develop a cheap and portable noise meter that all police officers can carry.

But in the short term Congress should reform Ex-Im, by abolishing the well-intentioned but impractical requirement that it devote 10percentt of its resources to renewable energy exports and by ending the protectionist requirement that Ex-Im-financed goods travel on U.S.-flagged ships.

This is an impractical requirement that inhibits the day-to-day exchanges in which analysts used to share their industry knowledge or insights about firms.

This means the user must have on hand a bulk sequencing library very similar to the trace library being made and that the molecular weight distributions of both the standard and the new library be known – often an impractical requirement for low-concentration shotgun libraries.

A wide variety of examples were provided, from duplicative paperwork to impractical supervision requirements, some of which are shared in the following sections.

As a moral code, altruism is impractical, because its requirements are contrary to the requirements of life and happiness, both the agent's and other people's.