Sentence examples for practicable on from inspiring English sources

The political institutions, as well as the nomenclature of his government, were based insofar as practicable on those of primitive Islam.

Jack Straw told the Commons three weeks ago that he wanted to see "removed from this country all those on the plane as soon as practicable", on the grounds that nobody should benefit from hijacking.

A variety of scientifically validated tools exist to measure players' reaction times, but most require a computer and sophisticated software, and are not practicable on the sidelines or in the budgets of many teams.

"They have made clear their intention to move as quickly as practicable on the financing and construction of our proposed new stadium at Stanley Park and also to support investment in the playing squad," he said.

(A design, incidentally, that would not be practicable on cost grounds).

In many cases this is not practicable on a large scale and consequently there is a reliance on unsorted tissues.

The first practicable one was hydrogen tetracarbonylcobaltate, HCo(CO 4, which is formed in the reaction mixture by action of hydrogen on octacarbonyldicobalt, Co2 CO 8.

The New Yorker, March 12 , 1938P. 13 "Motor traffic on this road is hardly practicable," sign on the road leading to Wordsworth's home.

By W. Baumacher and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 12 , 1938P. 13 "Motor traffic on this road is hardly practicable," sign on the road leading to Wordsworth's home.

To the extent practicable, FAO, on request from the Fund and on terms and conditions agreed between them, shall: make its administrative services and other facilities available to the Fund; provide the Fund with staff on loan or secondment; enable the Fund to utilize the services of FAO's staff in the field to the extent necessary.

However, the lack of good and practicable ideas on which to base my own biotech company meant that this idea had to be postponed, and instead I followed the standard academic pathway.