Sentence examples for is practical that from inspiring English sources

Cameron said on Tuesday he was "confident we've set up a system that is practical, that is workable, it protects the freedom of the press, but it's a good, strong, self-regulatory system for victims, and I'm convinced it will work and it will endure".

Thinking and judging of the latter kind is practical, that is, intends to terminate in choice and action (in Greek praxis, in Latin actio).

Prime Minister David Cameron said he was convinced the system would work and endure: "I am confident that we've set up a system that is practical, that is workable, that protects the freedom of the press and it's a good strong self-regulatory system for victims".

That necessity, we have seen, is practical; that is, it's the necessity of 'gotta go, right now!' But if that is the right way to reconstruct Korsgaard's position, there is a final worry to register, one that we are not yet able to meet, but to which we will return briefly when the time comes to assess the state of play of the field we are surveying.

"We're going to try and see if there are reforms that are practical, that are doable, and which don't do in the ability to target the bad guys," she said.

Mr. Thurmond told his colleagues to be practical, that only Mr. Nixon could win.

Then again, most docks are practical that way.

I tried to tell myself that this was practical, that this was a normal parenting conversation.

"I don't think it's practical that policymakers are going to come around and immediately do a $230 tax per ton, but it's in the order of magnitude we need to be thinking about," he said.

The experiment proved it could be done but, he added, was "too exotic to be practical at that time".

"That is practical, but more than that is not acceptable, not needed actually".