Sentence examples for practicable before from inspiring English sources

Responding to the ruling in a statement, the Irish data protection commissioner Helen Dixon confirmed the original Schrems case will return to court in Ireland, saying she is taking steps to bring the case "back as soon as practicable before the Irish High Court".

Under the 'One Wales' agreement, a referendum on giving the Welsh assembly full law-making powers was promised "as soon as practicable, at or before the end of the assembly term (in 2011)" and both parties have agreed "in good faith to campaign for a successful outcome to such a referendum".

Practicable means easily put into practice and does not mean practical.

Instead, it would be done "as soon as practicable" through secondary legislation that could be put before parliament as early as this summer.

Phase 4 was also required to pay Disney $100,000 before January 27 , 2014 and make "all practicable efforts" to remove copies of Frozen Land from stores and online distributors before March 3 , 2014

We were able to use the dissemination of a national guideline to evaluate implementation strategies across four diverse hospital sites, which made a before-after observational study the strongest practicable study design for answering our research questions.

Beatty ordered his battlecruisers to make all practicable speed to catch the Germans before they could escape.

When practicable, make eye contact with motorists before crossing their paths.

One top civil servant says he was told simply to privatise the railways "as soon as was practicable" and to make the process irreversible before the next election.

"Predistribution" may strike a chord with policy wonks, but how is it practicable to reduce the inequality of income before tax and public expenditure exert their (modest) redistributive effect?

He said: "I have carefully considered this, but I am clear that making such a change only some two months before the elections is neither practicable nor desirable".