Some practicable decision-making rules to confirm the diagnosis have been published recently [ 40].
Correct: His French was practicable in his job, which required frequent trips to Paris./ Learning French before taking the job was a practical decision.
QUESTION FROM RONW: OK, if philosophy and theology are dead, and psychoanalysis is on it's deathbed, what discipline is going to come along as a practicable aid to human decision-making?
Presently calibration to existing design practice seems to be the only practicable and politically reasonable solution to this decision problem.
This raises the need for having an effective and practicable method that would allow decision-makers to measure the degree of intelligence of one residential community against another.
Mackenzie King, Joseph Lyons (Prime Minister of Australia), and J. B. M. Hertzog (Prime Minister of South Africa) opposed options 1 and 2. Michael Joseph Savage (Prime Minister of New Zealand) rejected option 1 and thought that option 2 "might be possible ... if some solution along these lines were found to be practicable", but "would be guided by the decision of the Home government".
Your employer is expected to hold a meeting with you to discuss your flexible working request in good time, and then communicate the decision to you as soon as practicable.
Ewell, who had previously served under Stonewall Jackson, a general well known for issuing peremptory orders, determined such an assault was not practicable and, thus, did not attempt it; this decision is considered by historians to be a great missed opportunity.
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".
A decision will be made as soon as practicable".
The UK waste strategy is based upon use of the best practicable environmental option (BPEO), by those making waste management decisions.
