Sentence examples for workable practice from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sapozhnikova along with five others put their savings into converting the warehouse into a workable practice and performance space.

On the other, the hard work of turning a raw biological discovery into a marketable product is usually done in a rich country, and patent law prefers to protect the person who reduces an idea to workable practice.

On the whole, consolidated government efforts adopted under the policy framework forged by Singapore since the turn of the new millennium reflect the government's zeal for high-quality ECCE by perpetually seeking workable practices to strengthen the PSE system.

This Court's precedents are workable in practice.

Our precedents are workable in practice; indeed, New Jersey conceded as much.

Businesses can help achieve that result by supporting a solution that is workable in practice for the long run.

"His objection was never on a point of principle, and officials have been working flat out to make this workable in practice," an aide said yesterday.

In a statement, the Irish government said: "The Taoiseach set out once again the unchanged Irish and EU position on the Withdrawal Agreement and the backstop, noting that the latest developments had reinforced the need for a backstop which is legally robust and workable in practice.

This article discusses several proposals to characterize the idea and ideal of objectivity in such a way that it is both strong enough to be valuable, and weak enough to be attainable and workable in practice.

Interviews explored perceptions of key factors that might impede or facilitate the proposed CBTi being effective and workable in practice.

Translating that into workable policy and practice, however, means there's a long way to go.