Sentence examples for or practicable from inspiring English sources

It is believed that the Witczak models are useful in estimating pavement performance associated with the CAM model, when actual E∗ tests or other performance tests are not possible or practicable in practice.

His report questions whether it would be "desirable or practicable" for the federal government to so dramatically increase its spending on health care, given that the increase would dwarf many of the government's other spending priorities.

Mitigating circumstances include the case in which, due to the nature of the product, the number of sources for the product, or like commercial circumstances, a request for disclosure is not necessary or practicable to avoid infringement.

It said the BBC had "not taken sufficient account of Ofcom's previous Live8 finding" and "did not accept the BBC's argument that the fact that the event was 'live' meant it would not be appropriate or practicable for the BBC to apply some kind of masking system or delay".

VA or other Federal facilities that VA has an agreement with to furnish health care services for veterans were not feasibly available, and an attempt to use them beforehand or obtain prior VA authorization for the services required would not have been reasonable, sound, wise, or practicable, or treatment had been or would have been refused.

Perhaps it would not be easy or practicable to draw a line of distinction, precise and accurate enough to govern all these classes of cases, because the cases run so nearly into each other; but we think the general distinction is obvious.

It is not currently practicable or feasible to examine the direct effects of hypercapnic acidosis, independent of ventilator strategy, in humans.

One effective behavioural intervention for smoking in COPD was led by GPs, which is not a practicable or feasible way to deliver these types of interventions in primary care; it was also tested in China so may well have limited external validity [ 16].

Now, all we know is that the present government in England looks forward to a society in which everybody will command the ordinary decencies of birth, illness, and death, in which taking a wife or fathering a child will be more or less practicable for any man who wants a wife of a child in which there will be dignity.

All communications concerning the regulations in this part should be addressed to the NRC's Chief Financial Officer, either by mail to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555-0001; by hand delivery to the NRC's offices at 11555 Rockville Pike, Rockville, Maryland; or, where practicable, by electronic submission, for example, via Electronic Information Exchange, or CD-ROM.

Under current regulations, there are no described mechanisms to alter or waive informed consent to make it less burdensome or more practicable for low-risk pragmatic clinical trials.