Sentence examples similar to practicable for application from inspiring English sources

Deadline for application is April 14.

It was not practicable for the police to release the crowd collectively earlier than they did, he said.

Ford and G.M. have already persuaded Congress to lower the fuel standard to 26 m.p.g. if it is not "economically practicable" for them to attain 27.5 m.p.g.

This time limit can be waived where there are extenuating circumstances or if it is not reasonably practicable for a complaint to have been made earlier.

Naish is a journalist, whose labour-diet recommendations (go freelance; work only as much as you need) might not be so practicable for other professions.

directly support the mission of the special operations command of the Department of Defense. it would not be practicable for the Department to obtain such services by other means.

Earthenware is still widely used in the 21st century, much of the commercially produced ware being heatproof and coldproof and thus practicable for cooking and freezing as well as for serving.

His report questions whether it would be "desirable or practicable" for the federal government to so dramatically increase its spending on health care, given that the increase would dwarf many of the government's other spending priorities.

Anything else? Wada also conceded that it was "not practicable" for Froome to do a controlled pharmacokinetic study, which would have attempted to replicate the "unique circumstances" that may have caused the abnormal levels of Salbutamol.

Under current regulations, there are no described mechanisms to alter or waive informed consent to make it less burdensome or more practicable for low-risk pragmatic clinical trials.

Alex Beard, chief executive of the ROH, said he was pleased the court had accepted its argument that it was not "reasonably practicable for orchestral musicians to wear hearing protection at all times whilst performing and rehearsing".