Sentence examples for practicable of from inspiring English sources

The law — barring expected legal challenges before it takes effect this summer — also gives the local police broad powers to check documentation "when practicable" of anyone they reasonably suspect is an illegal immigrant.

However, the measure provides that "Parents or legal guardians of such students shall be notified as soon as practicable of the circumstances requiring intervention".

Gen. Leonidas Polk, a former bishop and a longtime Maury acquaintance, wrote from Columbus, Ky., "I feel constrained to urge upon you the necessity of at once furnishing me an officer familiar with the subject of submarine batteries and capable of a practicable application of this species of defense to the Mississippi River".

Moreover, the absorption spectra confirmed the non-practicable of high- and mid-Be content BeZnO as a bandgap engineering material system due to the complicated phase composition and poor crystal quality.

Oocyte retrieval after even one round of chemotherapy is not practicable because of the dramatic reduction of IVF efficiency, as well as the increased risk of aneuploidy due to this treatment (Dolmans et al., 2005).

All centres complained that their use was not practicable because of lack of time for HCPs to administer them.

The pragmatic impact is the serendipitous development of a practicable model of aortic dissection for onward study.

We are aware of the weakness of decentralized antibody testing, but centralized measurements were not practicable because of organizational/financial difficulties and the involvement of 242 centers.

In 1814 Jefferson wrote, "There is nothing I would not sacrifice to a practicable plan of abolishing every vestige of this moral and political depravity".

for higher salinity water (more than 3.0 dS/m) and sensitive crops, increasing leaching to satisfy a leaching requirement greater than 0.25 to 0.30 might not be practicable because of the excessive amount of water required.

One important aspect of heterosis is the difficulty of fixing the favorable properties of the hybrids into a true breeding line, making repeated crosses from inbred lines the most practicable method of harnessing the benefits of heterosis.