Sentence examples for practical extent from inspiring English sources
The new policy seeks to limit the government's own network of satellites to the most sensitive, high-priority assignments and use private vendors to meet relatively routine tasks "to the maximum practical extent," officials said.
The Bush policy asserted that the government would buy commercial services "to the maximum practical extent" and refrain from federal activities that would discourage or compete with commercial options.
And "[t]o develop — experientially, to the greatest practical extent — personal and professional skills needed to compete in an evolving interdisciplinary and global environment".
Following the line of reasoning about the no bit combining case previously recalled [28], in case of sufficiently long interleaving and linear binary code, the per-round bit scores (Lambda _{k}^{(ell)}) are, to a practical extent, i.i.d RVs and independent of q.
Ideally, future project activities should fully incorporate the UNICEF/UNODC Juvenile Justice Indicators into those solutions, and to the practical extent possible, they should feature the same indicators as the basis for measuring project results.
Although this is true to a certain extent, practical initiatives need to be introduced to ensure behaviour management is working well.
In contrast, a trial is practical to the extent that it provides comprehensive information that bears directly on specific health care decisions.
Text-based QA is practical to the extent that the types of questions being asked can be expected to have ready-made answers tucked away somewhere in the text corpora being accessed by the QA system.
For this reason, social science is practical to the extent that it is able to show how political ideals that have informed these institutions in question are not only still possible, but also feasible under current conditions or modification of those conditions.
One commitment requires ICE to accommodate "to the extent practical" any efforts of a caregiver facing deportation to arrange "the care or travel" of their child.
They added this language to the legislative appropriations bill: "To the extent practical, the committee instructs the library to maintain certain subject headings that reflect terminology used in Title 8 of the United States code".
