Sentence examples for logistical economic from inspiring English sources

However, randomized clinical trials are sometimes not feasible for ethical, logistical, economic or other reasons.

Planning, implementing, and evaluating interventions against infectious diseases depend on the nature of the infectious disease; the availability of intervention measures; and logistical, economic, and political constraints.

Polluted dredged sediments are classified as waste and cannot be re-used in civil and environmental engineering nor in agriculture, posing serious logistical, economic and environmental problems for their management.

Crossing front lines is especially problematic, but almost everyone faces monumental challenges of some kind, be they logistical, economic, personal or security-related.

If previous G20 demonstrations had focused on the summit themselves, then Hamburg represents a qualitatively new mode of action: responding to how the nature of political power has changed in its logistical, economic and territorial forms.

Ghani, who received a warm welcome and much applause on Capitol Hill, is in the US as he attempts to repair relationships left tarnished by his predecessor Hamid Karzai and to secure continued logistical, economic, and military US support — though the US combat mission in Afghanistan officially ended in December.

Because such a massive deportation was a logistical and economic impossibility, the unavoidable conclusion was that, though slavery was wrong, ending it, at least at present, was inconceivable.

A festival setting is a good way to work out the logistical and economic challenges of one-audience theater, he added, since the paying audience for any one show is limited.

Nixon announced that the United States would no longer send Americans to fight for Asian nations but would confine itself to logistical and economic support: "Asian hands must shape the Asian future".

And, although no-shows can be due to logistical or economic reasons, it was tempting to wonder, walking round the city this week, if the lengths of gaffer tape obscuring now empty time-slots outside venues covered up time-expired dramas such as Cameron Remains, Angela Eagle Takes Off!, Governor Scott Walker for President and A Night With John Whittingdale.

The impact will be technical, operational, logistical, and economic.