Sentence examples for practicable is from inspiring English sources

Simply declaring that applying traditional principles of law or rules of evidence is not practicable is hardly sufficient.

"My commitment to have it dealt with as soon as practicable is there, but we... have to obtain the support of the Senate.

An oral vaccine for badgers that would be much more practicable is said to be a few years off.

The ALARP principle (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) is described in it: Between the region of unacceptable risk and the region of broadly accepted risk, there is a tolerability region where risk is undertaken only if a benefit is desired and where each risk must be made as low as reasonably practicable (see Fig. 1 below).

Thirdly, we demonstrated the difficulties around documentation: not only was this routinely poor, but how best to make it both suitably thorough and practicable is a challenge.

Considering that increases in, or changes to, mental health-related ED presentation patterns can be triggered by a large range of events and community needs, achieving comprehensive surveillance that can identify changes in patterns as early as practicable is a high priority.

The firm has decreed that holiday parties should "where practicable be held in AIG facilities" rather than in a restaurant or a bar.

That section says that such ballots "shall, as far as practicable, be in the order of arrangement provided for paper ballots".

Dyson said Wilkinson's policy, so far as practicable, was to restrict the use of her double rooms to married heterosexual couples.

A resolution that directed all town departments "to cease and desist use of the Coat of Arms as soon as practicable" was introduced, and around midnight it was unanimously approved by the board.

The available technology of the 1790s made it impracticable to use these definitions as the basis of the kilogram and the metre, so prototypes that represented these quantities insofar as was practicable were manufactured.