Sentence examples for no practicable from inspiring English sources

There would be no practicable way to determine whether or not those donations were intended to be used for referendum campaigning.

When there is not only no practicable means of censorship, but also no way of tracing opinions back to the individual who uttered them?

The Oct. 5 edition of The New York Times noted that experts had said that satellites had "no practicable military application in the foreseeable future".

Syria and its supporters had given the West no "practicable alternative," other than the use of force, to prevent the further use of chemical weapons by Syria, she said.

The Cabinet is in no doubt that this is a necessary, proportionate and lawful response to a situation of extreme humanitarian suffering, and that there is no practicable alternative.

If action in the Security Council is blocked again, no practicable alternative would remain to the use of force to deter and degrade the capacity for the further use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime.

It is no longer practicable to manage a business simply on financial terms, looking only at quarterly earnings and share prices.

But once the Turks had set up a base on European soil and had seen the possibilities of further conquest, such relationships were no longer practicable.

"Due to security concerns surrounding Mr Rajapaksa's visit which have recently been brought to our attention by the police, the union has regretfully found that the talk is no longer practicable and has had to cancel his address.

Mr. Grant is dead right about the long-run tendency of central banks to debase their own paper currencies, but permanently returning the dollar to a gold standard is no more practicable than reducing the government's size to 19th-century levels.

On January 22 , 2009 during his first week in office, he signed an executive order mandating that "detention facilities at Guantánamo" be "closed as soon as practicable … no later than 1 year from the date of this order".