practicable

To set a watch upon them all was not very practicable.

The collection and use of data must be practicable, however.

She said the new technology should be ordered into use only if it was practicable.

However, this amendment goes much further, and it is not practicable.

And for that reason we must push through practicable rules.

I do not think that this practicable definition will be enough.

If this is not practicable the district judge may sit alone.

He seemed to be among boulders, but the way was practicable.

It seemed the only practicable weapon left her as a woman.

This path is not practicable as it would lead to a new set of problems.

And, in any event, too much time had passed to make such a search practicable.

Photography was a hit from the moment it appeared in its first practicable form.

It is practicable for the two countries to be ready in 2007, but they must take decisive action.

Such a system must be practicable if it is to achieve its objective.

This is, as already indicated, a foster home where practicable.

But, implementation of such a scheme is not yet practicable.

If so, how practicable would such a system be?

For this reason phasing of the works is not practicable.

We should strive to do that in the most reasonable and practicable way.

However, even as a political value, it has to have a practicable, a feasible basis.

I may make some improvements on the present models; but it is practicable.

"I was soon satisfied that we had taken the best and only practicable route."

It was viewed by some as too far from civilization to be practicable.

Until now, they have only been obliged to meet the requirement "where practicable."