Sentence examples for practical to hold from inspiring English sources

First, as several commentators have recently noted, including Scott Barrett at Columbia, who was at one time a fulsome supporter of SRM geoengineering, it's not practical to hold SRM in abeyance for the "right moment," because we're never likely to have sufficiently granular GCMs to assess said thresholds.

They are in the airy offices of Dejusticia, a research and advocacy organization that coordinated the group's lawsuit in its desire to do something practical to hold the government to its international commitments to reduce deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions.

In fact, he is surely the most ideologically driven and least practical politician to hold this key post since the war.

Even those outside experts who say that there are practical ways to hold a quick vote say that turnout could be suppressed by violence, and that protecting the polls with soldiers or policemen, too, may keep people away.

Diplomats said Mr. Blix, a seasoned diplomat and veteran arms inspector, had made a practical decision to hold off his trip as he saw how intense the negotiations over the inspections have become.

Beyond emotional issues, the greatest problems I face are more practical: someone to hold the other end of something when doing DIY or, if I were unlucky enough to fall down my stairs, someone to find me and call an ambulance.

It may not be cost efficient and practical to frequently hold general shareholder meetings, resulting in a lack of effective means for small investors to participate in corporate governance.

The solution was practical and patriotic enough to hold sway through the 19th century.

A UN team is expected to be sent into Iraq in the coming days to assess how practical it would be to hold direct elections this summer.

The agriculture exchange, which sprang up last year after the Cuban government legalized a broader range of small businesses, is a vivid sign of both how much the country has changed, and of all the political and practical limitations that continue to hold it back.

On his Senate Web Site, he posted this: Senator Levin doesn't see at this time a practical and fair way to hold a "do-over" election in Michigan given the immense financial and logistical hurdles, and in any event believes that a change in course would require acceptance by both candidates.