Sentences with phrase «practicability for»

As the teaser claims, it should be agile, powerful and dynamic, but Mercedes compromised practicability for design, so the headroom and the boot space in the new Mercedes - Benz GLC Coupé will seriously be affected.

Not exact matches

For even the apparent success of the reductionist hypothesis in certain areas does not by any means imply the practicability of a «constructionist» one — to reduce everything to simple fundamental laws does not imply the ability to start from those laws and reconstruct the universe.

Its safety standards, innovation and practicability make it one of the most suitable car seats especially for first time parents.

The BuggyBoard is easier to manoeuvre and store than a double pushchair and has won many awards for its practicability.

Readers may gasp at the scope of Mettler's demands for submerged state reform, and her book may well leave many with doubts about its practicability.

At the same time, the jury will also take into account aspects such as practicability with reference to installation and utilisation as well as architectural and design features for the devices» integration.

The basis of negligence and the test in the Compensation Act 2006, s 1 may well — like «reasonable practicability» above — achieve this ably, but perhaps the reality of what these legal tests mean on the ground is not cutting through media coverage of no win no fee or the ever - present advertising for injury claims.

What would not be good for businesses however, would be for panic to set in to get a deal done that then takes precedence over valid concerns about practicability i.e., operators» ability to give effect to the legal text, and / or which undermines legal certainty and consistency.

A search for [law] turns up 312 results, ranging in dates and topics, for example, from a 2007 article «Alternative Sanctions and Social Norms in International Law: The Case of Abu Ghraib» to an article from 1872 «On the practicability of codifying English law, with a specimen code of the law of evidence.»

Harvey makes the point at K [277] that, although grounds were given for distinguishing the earlier decision «one is left with a strong impression that the limitation of retrospective access to pay protection policies owes as much to pragmatic considerations of practicability in the implementation of equal pay as to any clear issue of principle».

The s 48 machinery differs in two material ways from the tests applicable to race, sex, sexual orientation and religious discrimination cases: a race - type discrimination claim can be brought out of time where the tribunal considers it «just and equitable» to do so — an easier threshold to cross than the «reasonable practicability» test of s 48 (3)(b); and in race - type cases there is no equivalent to the «series of similar acts» exception for bringing a series of discontinuous acts into time.