But that requirement was impractical.

While some highlighted the need for standard terminology, others considered this impractical.

In some cases this may be suitable in others it may be impractical.

Furthermore, this impractical solution did not reflect the new status of Prussia in the overall scheme.

It is impractical to devise a regulatory framework that accounts for every specific financial instrument and institution.

Seeking dialogue with North Korea immediately after its missile tantrum and nuclear brinkmanship is unwise and impractical.

Its use as a potential diagnostic aid for various cancers has also been explored, but this application has been deemed impractical.

The high incidence of antibiotic resistance makes this treatment impractical in some areas, where the related isometamidium chloride is used instead.

At the time, these were sold over the counter in cumbersome glass bottles or impractical paper wraps in most European countries.

Most countries in post conflict situations suffer from weak fiscal positions, rendering the provision of internally financed subsidies impractical in most cases.

It would be impractical to wait for peace to reign throughout the Sudan before supporting the agreements that have already been reached.

But, of course, that is impractical. He should have founded the ASPCA in the town and gotten some scientific help for dogs and maggots.

Allowing citizens to choose how to donate may help to tackle corruption in countries where politicians often misappropriate ODA, while discouraging wasteful or impractical projects.

Complex SNOBOL patterns can do things that would be impractical or impossible using the more primitive regular expressions used in most other pattern matching languages.

For example, it would be impractical to drop the basic framework of a bi communal, bi zonal federation, which was agreed by both sides as long ago as 1977.

The other fashionable policy idea that will ultimately prove impractical is to transform the IMF credits known as Special Drawing Rights into an international currency to rival the dollar.

Indeed, a number of them have become impractical or, owing to the unilateral action of the United States, the principal nuclear power, serious doubts have arisen over their implementation.

The nature of situations of conflict particularly in Africa is such that the models of monitoring, reporting and compliance provided by the Secretary General are impractical and would therefore be ineffective.

Cost cutting measures, such as compressing traditional four year degree programs into three years thereby reducing or eliminating elective courses in impractical subjects like literature, philosophy, and fine arts are also being discussed.

It was thought that, while drafting adjustments were required, this approach provided an appropriate structure for protecting the parties to the contract without making the conditions of protection so onerous as to be commercially impractical.

With the youthful idealism of a 26 year old, in 1987, I started my company and I called it Joie de Vivre, a very impractical name, because I actually was looking to create joy of life.

The one final bit of sparkle we'll put in at the very end here is an utterly impractical flight vehicle, which is a little ornithopter wing flapping device that rubber band powered that we'll show you.

The annual recalculation of the scale would not only be impractical, but would also directly contravene rule 160 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, and would also lead to instability in the scale methodology.

It was also impractical to enact a single piece of legislation to implement the Convention, owing to the risk of conflict with existing legislation, notably the several acts dealing in very specific terms with various forms of discrimination.

Ptolemy II (283 46 BC) is known to have built a large fleet of very large galleys with several experimental designs rowed by everything from 12 up to 40 rows of rowers, though most of these are considered to have been quite impractical.

A possibility is using 0.300 Gm s, convenient to write, but somewhat impractical in understanding (writing something large as a fraction of something even larger in a context of larger numbers expressed in the same unit this could be convenient, but that is not applicable here).

So you're reusing your energy five or six times, and that brings the efficiency up between 30 and 40 percent It's a little known, but brilliant, genius invention of Robert Stirling that takes the hot air engine from being somewhat impractical like I found out when I made the real simple version in high school to very potentially possible, once you get the efficiency up, if you can design this to be low enough cost.