Sentence examples for is not reasonably practicable from inspiring English sources

This time limit can be waived where there are extenuating circumstances or if it is not reasonably practicable for a complaint to have been made earlier.

The law as it stands includes sufficient possible grounds for withholding work in progress – future publication, commercial confidentiality, or where the publication of complex data sets is not reasonably practicable.

The supreme court judgment makes it clear that local authorities have a statutory duty to provide accommodation in their own area "so far as reasonably practicable", reiterating that if it is not reasonably practicable, then there is an obligation to offer accommodation "as close by as possible".

Al-Kateb then sought writs of habeas corpus and mandamus on the basis that he was being unlawfully detained, and although the judge found that "removal from Australia is not reasonably practicable at the present time as there is no real likelihood or prospect of removal in the reasonably foreseeable future", his application was dismissed.

Also in the UK, if it is not reasonably practicable to contact an adult's legal representative then the doctor primarily responsible for the medical treatment of the individual, or a person nominated by the relevant health care provider, can act as legal representative, providing they have no connection with the conduct of the clinical trial [19].

They should prevent or, where this is not reasonably practicable, adequately control exposure to the hazards by using and maintaining suitable controls.

Alex Beard, chief executive of the ROH, said he was pleased the court had accepted its argument that it was not "reasonably practicable for orchestral musicians to wear hearing protection at all times whilst performing and rehearsing".

However, employers are not to be held to the full requirements for consultation in special circumstances which render it not reasonably practicable for the employer to comply.

However Mike Cain, a lawyer at Slater & Gordon who acted for former staff in the Comet case, said the rules governing claims already allowed employers not to be held to the full requirements in special circumstances which render it not reasonably practicable for the employer to comply with the rules for consultation.

The bill authorises agencies to compel "telecommunications providers" to assist them in effecting a hacking warrant, unless "not reasonably practicable".

But smaller risks, like a stapler harming someone using it or the lid of a jar hitting someone, are not considered "reasonably practicable".