Practicable in a sentence

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Balance presentation is possible and practicable”.

Chisholm said while the court is required to proceed with sentencing “as soon as practicable,” it’s not uncommon for the court to adjourn to allow for more information to be brought forward.

In dispersing violent assemblies, firearms may only be used when using less harmful means are not practicable, and only to the minimum extent necessary.

Mr. Speaker, Government is exploring every opportunity to transition the electricity sector towards renewable energy as far as is practicable, including using solar, geothermal, and wind energy.

The American mink is one of 78 species included on the Republic of Ireland's list of invasive alien species - that means work is undertaken "to manage, control and, where practicable, eradicate these species".

The court heard that it was reasonably practicable for Saloon Park to have reduced the risk of death or serious injury by implementing measures to ensure that its jockeys did not ride horses on the bush track in dark conditions.

Critics argue that the layout is not practicable.

In either case, the practicable way to achieve swift and substantial education reform is thoughtful, detailed work to simplify and reduce the DOE.

In those circumstances, prisoners would be released from de-escalation confinement “as soon as practicable” and when they no longer pose an imminent risk of serious injury to themselves or others, according to the mayor’s order.

Level 1 Eliminate the risk by, where practicable, doing all or some of the work on the ground or from a solid construction.

The EPP is largely in charge of practicable green transition.

As a practical, political matter, the proponents might hope that targeting the resolution that way would prove to be a more practicable course toward divestment within the Harvard context.

Departments and agencies should assist the Bureau in its work, making available data sets as needed, and to the greatest extent practicable, in furtherance of its work.

For flights of longer duration where augmented flight crew may not be practicable, arrangements are to be made with the country of destination for flight crew to lay over and comply with the mandatory duty time rest period requirement.

In Ireland, the Government’s Return to Work Safely Protocol, published in June, said that face masks are not strictly mandatory for workplaces but should be used where “reasonably practicable” in certain scenarios.

In the Garden State’s second-most populated city, cyclists can “ride as near to the right roadside as practicable” if there are no bike lanes.

On Monday, the state released formal guidelines that described which services should be prioritized and resumed “as soon as practicable,” and the preparations hospitals should make before doing so.

Releases are scheduled to begin “as soon as practicable, including within the upcoming days and weeks,” the filing says.

Schools shall take reasonable steps, where practicable, to maintain six feet of separation between persons of different households.b. Sanitation.