Sentence examples for practicable where from inspiring English sources

The level of community engagement used in SEACO, however, may not be practicable where the implementation of verbal autopsies is for the purposes of civil registries or routine administrative data collection, as would be expected in a national scale up (2, 5).

However, any sensible version of Public Health Pluralism (and any ethical PNS programme) will take on board the moral seriousness and sensitivity of abortion and will advocate, where practicable, alternative means of reducing the prevalence of disease and disability; but where there is no practicable alternative, facilitating selective abortion may still be justified.

Third, any sensible version of Public Health Pluralism (and any ethical PNS programme) will take on board the moral seriousness and sensitivity of abortion and will advocate, where practicable, alternative means of reducing the prevalence of disease and disability; but where there is no practicable alternative, facilitating selective abortion may still be justified.

* Where practicable, captured personnel subjected to sight deprivation or hearing deprivation should be told why.

Power is provided from public electricity supplies (where practicable), with backup provided by diesel generators or storage batteries.

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

And, where practicable, the young adults shall wear woolen clothing, and woolen hats, and they shall smoke unfiltered cigarettes, and their faces, while unwashed, shall shine with dignity.

David Rebovich, a political science professor at Rider University in Lawrenceville, said the state's Constitution directed that where practicable, districts should be contained within one community.

I would have thought he would agree with Adam Smith, who believed that, where practicable, public goods should be paid for directly, by way of taxes and tolls, by the people using them.

Officials will seek to make sure US government departments and companies treat data on foreigners with the same privacy safeguards "where practicable, or to establish alternative privacy policies that apply appropriate and meaningful protections to personal information regardless of a person's nationality".

The philosopher and mechanic Matthew Crawford, author of The Case for Working With Your Hands, extends this argument by pointing to the multiple benefits of doing more with our own hands, making and repairing where practicable like a legion of new, home-based, slow producers.