Sentence examples for needs to be practicable from inspiring English sources

First resources need to be findable by educators, and second, reuse needs to be practicable.

When a regulation is developed as a result of a recognized need, it is more likely to be practicable and acceptable to the regulated sector.

"Such a capability is yet to be shown to be practicable for NMD," or national missile defense.

As such, his visions were often too radical, ambitious or vague to be practicable - but only just.

This selection procedure reasserts the need to take account of local stakeholder knowledge in planning and designing optimum strategies so that service improvements are seen to be practicable and achievable within the local health system context.

All indicators had to be practicable for assessment within a routine primary care consultation.

The relevance and credibility of research evidence is important, but it also needs to be operationally appropriate and practicable.

"The key issue is that delaying a decision is putting off the inevitable - a decision needs to be taken and a new crossing provided as soon as practicable to meet existing and future demand".

Some issues relating to clinical application of MR techniques are summarised in Box 3. Techniques used in hypothesis testing trials need to be robust, practicable in a clinical setting and acceptable in terms of invasiveness.

"Terms such as "telecommunications service", "relevant communications data", "communications content", "equipment interference", "technical feasibility" and "reasonably practicable" need to be clarified as a matter of urgency," it writes.

Last week, Mr Bercow wrote in a letter to senior Conservative MP Sir Alan Duncan that he thought "the two roles currently combined in this single post need to be separated as soon as practicable".