Sentences with phrase «practical proposition»

The newly available four - door version only enhances what is already a supremely practical proposition.

The code of conduct emphasizes the need for members to operate with transparency and in full adherence to UK regulatory requirements, in addition to making practical propositions with regards to the management of customer funds.

Lotus casts it as a more practical proposition than the hard - core Elise and Exige, and that's certainly true, but the second - place Evora still demands enough sacrifices that it won't be for everyone.

And if you don't require rear seats, the Coupe's cavernous boot probably makes it a more practical proposition than the hatchback.

Critics of the original golden rice said that its levels of provitamin A — 1.6 micrograms per gram of rice — were too low to make the rice a practical proposition.

Critics of the original golden rice said that its levels of provitamin A — 1.6 micrograms per gram of rice — were too low to make the rice a practical proposition.

«But a lot of research needs to be done to make it a practical proposition.»

The technology could also make on - board radar a practical proposition for cars.

In fact, the VXR appears to have little to fear as a practical proposition.

While the latest Honda Civic has lost the outgoing car's «magic» seats, it remains a practical proposition

The car has a range of 175 km (New European Driving Cycle) between charges making it a practical proposition for many urban drivers.

Making the show car's styling a practical proposition for a full production car required a new way of working at Lexus, bringing the engineering and design teams together with an unprecedented degree of cooperation to achieve the desired results, with hard work fueled by a shared desire to make the LC a success, without compromise.

Subtly larger dimensions also mean the new model offers buyers a more practical proposition, with a longer wheelbase and wider track contributing to greater cabin space and cargo capacity.

However, Ford is believed to be looking at twin - scroll turbocharging, direct injection and cylinder deactivation technology to deliver the required power boost and fuel economy to make the next Focus ST a practical proposition.

It's more than just a practical proposition though.

As a practical proposition, that means, if I enjoy normal life expectancy, this case will consume the bulk of my remaining time on earth.

All three of these cases take as their starting point the 16 «practical propositions» from Hatton v Sutherland [2002] EWCA Civ 76, [2002] 2 All ER 1 when assessing issues of liability.