Sentence examples similar to practicable ethics from inspiring English sources
UK legislation allows this under the following conditions: "(i) treatment is required urgently; (ii) urgent action is required for the purposes of the trial; (iii) it is not reasonably practicable to obtain consent prospectively; and (iv) an ethics committee has approved the consent procedure".
However inelegant some of Lipsius's "adaptations" might seem, they belonged to the carefully considered program of a humanist who, by promoting free will, virtue and social commitment, based on a synthesis of Christian and Stoic ethics, wanted to achieve an acceptable, unifying and practicable Christian humanitas.
Anything less would be an ironic counterpoint to the core principles — openness, transparency and accountability — of true ethics reform, as well as harmful to its best practicable achievement in substance and support.
This is simply not practicable.
But that is not practicable.
Do you think this is practicable?
"Realism is a more practicable term.
This should be incorporated in legislation as soon as practicable".
A decision will be made as soon as practicable".
