Johnson also addressed the recent ruling by the ECJ on the "right to be forgotten," saying he could see how it was "practically possible".
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had questioned whether it would be practically possible to implement the ceasefire.
"If the inquiry was not headed by a high court judge then it would not be practically possible to take criminal proceedings for contempt if truthful evidence was withheld".
The authors concluded that: 1) if between-study heterogeneity reaches certain thresholds, it may not be practically possible to consistently replicate some true associations, no matter how large the studies are, and 2) replication sample sizes of 40,000 subjects or even larger are essential for generating sufficient power to replicate an association of small or modest effect size [28].
In each case, the resumption of whaling in North America has occurred in an environmentally-responsible manner, with concern for continuity with a number of important indigenous cultural practices as well as, to the degree it is practically possible, attention to the non-indigenous publics' emotional sensitivities toward whales (e.g. Erikson 1999).
We do not believe it is practically possible for an ESM-owned banking system to make the political judgments necessary in allocating capital losses across retail and institutional capital providers, or in how a post-crisis Spanish banking system should look".
Expected to start shipping late this summer for a price of $499 with a service contract, the Hewlett-Packard -made iPaq 6315 packs more radios inside its six-ounce body than was practically possible only a year ago.
But Howard was eager to shoot as much as was practically possible, even when a storm blew through the production's primary and backup sets in the Canaries.
In contrast, for the text based preparation it was practically not possible to check whether students had prepared for their skill training session.
