Sentence examples for practicable and appropriate from inspiring English sources
When NASA was founded in 1958, the National Aeronautics and Space Act required it to "provide for the widest practicable and appropriate dissemination of information concerning its activities and the results thereof".
The agency only explained in a Q & A Tuesday that it would deport people "to the extent appropriate and reasonably practicable" and would "work with the countries involved to ensure proper coordination on the safe and humane return of their nationals".
Policy recommendations include a selective implementation of individual assessment of children's competence in medical decision-making by a standardized tool in combination with practicable, generally appropriate age-limits.
More research is now needed into practicable and cost-effective methods to identify VP difficulties, into the appropriate level of difficulty warranting intervention and into the effectiveness of interventions, all within the context of the existing provisions for medical and educational support for school children and the current financial constraints.
Appropriate antibiotic therapy in hospitalized IVDU is generally practicable and successful.
Appropriate antibiotic therapy according to standard guidelines in hospitalized intravenous drug users is generally practicable and successful.
Some experts have queried how practicable and scaleable it is across all production chains, for instance.
Tax policy must be made more practicable and the tax system more coherent.
That would make a gold standard practicable and not too deflationary.
To the Editor: My wish for the conclave is very practicable and would not require any adjustments to canon law.
