Sentence examples for practicable by from inspiring English sources
High-rise buildings were made practicable by the use of steel structural frames and glass exterior sheathing.
The 8th amendment "acknowledges the right to life of the unborn and, with due regard to the equal right to life of the mother, guarantees in its laws to respect and, as far as practicable by its laws, to defend and vindicate that right".
This clause states: "The state acknowledges the right to life of the unborn and, with due regard to the equal right to life of the mother, guarantees in its laws to respect, and, as far as practicable, by its laws to defend and vindicate that right".
It was under paragraph 2(c) that the original principle of devolution was born and developed: "we work for … an open democracy, in which government is held to account by the people [and] decisions are taken as far as practicable by the communities they affect".
The Warm Homes and Energy Conservation Act 2000 stated that fuel poverty should be eradicated "as far as reasonably practicable" by 2016, but while fuel poverty in England fell by four-fifths between 1996 and 2004 (from 5.1 million households to 1.2 million households) it has more than trebled since.
Such hunts are made entirely practicable by (14).
It is then necessary to investigate whether the rate can be increased to a practicable level by altering the conditions of the reaction for example, by raising the temperature or by adding an extra species, called a catalyst, that increases the rate without altering the course of the reaction.
That is why it is vital that an inquiry be set up as soon as possible and as soon as practicable, led by a judge with full powers to summon witnesses who must give evidence under oath.It is not that I want to rush to summary justice, but I do want to ensure that justice ends up being done.
The aim of this application was to get an environmentally friendly and technically practicable results by using site specific SDs instead of conservative SD values.
A comfortable and practicable connection by platforms, information systems, bike and ride options, and pedestrian flows organization around an interchange, will be the pivot for designing, constructing and renewing interchange spaces.
To test this further, we have measured the initial rate of fluid uptake at the shortest times practicable (set by the need for a signal above noise) and find, as expected, that uptake by the wildtype is much slower than NF1 mutants; uptake is linear at these short times arguing against the existence of a fast-recycling compartment.
