Sentence examples for practicable for a from inspiring English sources

Drilling operations should cease as soon as safely practicable for a six-month period".

He went on to note that any encryption a CSP has not applied themselves would "almost inevitably fall outside these provisions because it would not be reasonably practicable for a company to de-encrypt".

However, these intensive sessions may only be practicable for a relatively small proportion of patients [ 13].

This approach which is practicable for a surveillance system has public health implications in helping the prediction of dengue epidemic and therefore the timely appropriate and efficient implementation of prevention activities.

Now, all we know is that the present government in England looks forward to a society in which everybody will command the ordinary decencies of birth, illness, and death, in which taking a wife or fathering a child will be more or less practicable for any man who wants a wife of a child in which there will be dignity.

For a temperate climate that is warm and humid, operating the cooling tower with an approach of 1.0 K was found to be not practicable for all encountered weather conditions, but use of a 2.0 K approach was found to be practicable for all conditions.

Result-orientation faces the problems of unobservability of some environmental outcomes and unclear landholder responsibility, and is therefore practicable for only a number of environmental benefits, such as plant biodiversity (Klimek and others 2008; Latacz-Lohmann and Schilizzi 2005).

And, finally, we have recourse to a remedy I think potentially the simplest, and practicable for all concerned.

All indicators had to be practicable for assessment within a routine primary care consultation.

The western side is the only practicable area for a landing, but even here the steep slopes on which the town is built work to the advantage of a defender.

The majority of occupational groups exposed to RF-EMF are not practicable for setting up an occupational cohort study due to the small numbers of exposed subjects or due to exposure levels being only marginally higher than those of the general public.