practicable
പ്രായോഗികമാണ്
definition
adjective
the measures will be put into effect as soon as is reasonably practicable
able to be done or put into practice successfully.
example
Section 9 requires employers to eliminate hazards whenever it is reasonably 'practicable' to do so.
Again, as with maternity leave, he can change his mind but has to give 28 days notice (unless not reasonably 'practicable' to do so).
But he was released on the basis that it was no longer possible to remove him as soon as reasonably 'practicable' .
A violent conquest would be followed by a prolonged period of martial law before the successful imposition of the English law became 'practicable' .
So I must deploy all possible, 'practicable' means to be covert.
I think in a service of total review of resourcing it is neither 'practicable' nor doable.
Any future disclosure would be preceded by prior notification to the Claimant save in exceptional circumstances where this was not reasonably 'practicable' .
Judicial inquiry into what was reasonably 'practicable' in the timing of publication would be a recipe for uncertainty in an area where all parties have a common interest in certainty.
Computer networking and modern phone systems make this possible, if not 'practicable' : hoteling was a disaster.
It is neither 'practicable' nor useful to provide a summary of all the reports undertaken by the CC and the conclusions reached in a book of this nature.
And I did consider it reasonably 'practicable' for the works to be carried out: see paragraphs 24 and 86 of the judgment.
This is a 'practicable' possibility if the trial is in Ottawa but not if it is in London.
Many of his goals, such as making lone parent policies sensible and 'practicable' , have already been well aired.
It has now become so much harder for a Tory leader to persuade a dubious electorate that his policies are 'practicable' and viable.
That is why it is a mistake to think of government as primarily concerned with collecting as much tax revenue as possible, 'practicable' , or profitable.
In cases where enforcement of an undertaking by an order for its performance is still possible and 'practicable' , such an order will no doubt be made more or less as a matter of course.
The Board of Longitude finds that this set is both a useful and 'practicable' solution to my need for entertainment.
It would be irresponsible of the present Government not to ensure, as far as reasonably 'practicable' , that British citizens are defended.
The requirement is to make risks as low as is reasonably 'practicable' .
Most encouragingly, everyone believes that improvement is possible and 'practicable' .
They had to look at what is 'practicable' and achievable.
It noted however, that it was their intention to resume all services as soon as it is 'practicably' possible and asked for users' continued support in the interim.
The research could not 'practicably' be conducted without access to and use of the protected health information.
However, the test is one of 'practicability' , not reasonableness.
‘I have no doubt that police officers face some hazards that cannot 'practicably' be avoided,’ she said.
But I do allude to the fact that there are differences, significant differences, where some of the recommendations may not actually be 'practicably' implemented due to the demographics of county forces.
This problem will tax the ingenuity of the ablest designer desirous of producing a nice balance between traditional charm and reasoned 'practicability' .
In these cases, impairment is measured for the smallest group of assets (the income-generating unit) that produces a largely independent income stream, subject to constraints of 'practicability' and materiality.
Reasonable 'practicability' can involve a constraint on what is capable of being done by reference either to practical considerations or to normative considerations.
This early experimentation with nonresident instruction provided valuable insights into its utility and 'practicability' on a wider scale.
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