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It is not yet clear, however, whether enough remains of the building to be safely and practicably salvaged.

In April, the local authority recommended closing the school "as soon as practicably possible".

Only if the recipient was a small child could he or she practicably be punished over the knee of the applicant.

Around 1,000 invitations to The Queen alone are received each year, many more than can be practicably accepted.

She also said it was decided that the standard was as low as could practicably be achieved.

The line separating speech and action serves as the most practicably defensible barrier to censorship.

Fuels are any materials that store potential energy in forms that can be practicably released and used as heat energy.

They should be practicably feasible.

Kodachrome, and other non-substantive films, required complex processing that could not practicably be carried out by amateurs.

Adopt a formal national population policy to stabilise Australia's population as soon as practicably possible.

Running is a meditation; more practicably it allows me to scroll through, in my mind's eye, the pages I've just written, proofreading for errors and improvements.

This makes the surface of the leather - practicably - as random as human skin since the leather itself is skin, usually from livestock.

The Court proceeded to analyze whether there were additional reasonable steps that the State could have practicably taken to notify Jones of the tax sale.

As the number of places is limited, those requiring a place are advised to contact the crèche as far in advance as is practicably possible.

The point is, in both these cases the Alkali Inspectorate had been satisfied that the pollution control by these corporations was 'practicably reasonable'.

Automatic Train Protection, or ATP, should be installed as quickly as practicably possible.

As such, the client must appoint a CDM co-ordinator as soon as it is practicably possible.

The consequences of this approach depend strongly on the bubble formation and growth model used, primarily whether bubble formation is practicably avoidable during decompression.

This was a stark contrast to the Corpus Juris, which proved to be too complex and comprehensive to be used practicably even within its own time.

A trapeze arrangement was deployed more practicably on boats using the Brodie landing system later in WWII.

The Intensive Care Unit was to be shut down as soon as practicably possible, pending investigation of the outbreak by the CDC.

Its security is connected to the (presumed) extreme difficulty of factoring large integers, a problem for which there is no known efficient (i.e. practicably fast) general technique.

Like all of us, he should only do so to achieve some worthwhile result that cannot practicably be achieved without, and should do so with as little impact as possible.

Though independent of Calabresi and Melamed's article, Spur Industries proved that "Rule 4's" novel approach could be practicably applied.

It was argued that sharing information was common amongst charities (as the schools are classified) and that the aim was to keep fees as low as practicably possible.