Sentence examples for practicable efforts from inspiring English sources

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

All practicable efforts are made to verify reported cancer diagnoses in the family, particularly if it seems probable that the pattern of disease is attributable to a high penetrance mutation.

It is so rare that careful record and treatment of these cases is practicable without great effort.

There has been considerable opinion to the effect that such an effort, even if practicable, might provoke even more vindictive action by the Germans.

They (health clusters) should focus on gradually building the capacity of relevant government partners or mechanisms (through training, technical backstopping, monitoring and evaluation) to ensure that they can take over full coordination of emergency response and early recovery efforts as soon as practicable during a humanitarian crisis.

This paper proposes simple but robust solutions to these issues, with a special effort to make them practicable from an industrial point of view.

However, the current study provided evidence that oral injection of phages is not a practicable option as injecting phages orally needs much efforts and equipment.

Much effort still needs to improve the practicable sensitizers for QDSCs.

With this innovation will come a continuing need to evaluate the advances that are taking place in all quarters, especially since they are likely to bring new challenges to efforts to enact ethical, legal and societal commitments into practicable policies.

"We have been negotiating with Apple and offering them reasonable licensing terms and conditions since 2007, and will continue our efforts to resolve our global patent dispute as soon as practicable".

Buridan's remarks on its theoretical significance are few,[21] and, despite the degree of technical sophistication involved, he probably did not see it as a radical innovation, but as part of his ongoing effort to make existing schemes for checking inferences more practicable.