Sentence examples for the only practicable way from inspiring English sources

"The only practicable way forward is a new international treaty on access to communications data and content, which must involve safeguards that will be acceptable to all," said Anderson.

The only practicable way of raising such a subsistence fund is to encourage voluntary saving and the expansion of a marketable surplus of food that can be purchased with the savings to maintain the workers.

But the panel also made it clear that the only practicable way for this country to contend with mad cow disease is to bring its handling of meat and meat byproducts -- from the feedlot to the supermarket -- up to internationally recognized standards, something that should have been done long before the first American case of mad cow disease turned up.

However, the Bill says this would only occur if a local community can convince ministers that removing the property from the landowner was likely to result in "significant benefit" to the public, and was the "only practicable way" of achieving this.

We have found an undocumented fact that, on the AP1000, this approach is the only practicable way to program the FPGA.

The use of coupling reagents is the only practicable way when the reagents useful for obtaining acid chlorides from carboxylic acids are not compatible with other chemical functions or protecting groups present on the substrate.

They had grown tired of city life, and "it seemed that the only practicable means of acquiring a country house would be by a pooling of efforts and resources".

Presently, the only practicable road is the direct way, that is to compare experimental data to calculations from tentative structures.

Presently calibration to existing design practice seems to be the only practicable and politically reasonable solution to this decision problem.

(I have frequently come across fashionable apartments whose foyer, which provides the major internal means of circulation, is also the only practicable dining place).

In earlier times acetylene gas was the only practicable illuminant, which restricted the power of the light.