Sentence examples for really practicable from inspiring English sources

The above evidence shows that the request for a legal representative for patients' participation in clinical trials is not really practicable within the current Italian legal framework for at least two reasons: first, the time needed to appoint the legal representative, which inevitably slows down the research schedule, and second, the attitudes and sensitivity of the patients' family members.

Practicable means easily put into practice and does not mean practical.

Although it may seem desirable that people should have children only in optimal circumstances, in practice it is very difficult to determine what optimal circumstances really are, and to draw up limits that are both just and practicable.

Speaking at the Asda Supercentre at Trafford Park in Manchester, he said: "First of all, it's a really difficult time for the steelworkers and their families, and we are doing everything that is practicable and possible to help those families, to help communities affected, such as Port Talbot and Scunthorpe, and to make sure that there is a long-term future for Britain's steel industry.

This is simply not practicable.

But that is not practicable.

Do you think this is practicable?

"Realism is a more practicable term.

This should be incorporated in legislation as soon as practicable".

A decision will be made as soon as practicable".

So, to the extent practicable, should the use of coal.