“Whenever practicable, the information shall be made available for such communication not later than three months after the end of the period to which it relates”
(C2, Art. 1)

“... measures shall be taken, wherever practicable, to prevent danger arising from dust caused by dry rubbing down and scraping”
(C13, Art. 5(1)(c))

“2. This period of rest shall, wherever possible, be granted simultaneously to the whole of the staff of each undertaking.
3. It shall, wherever possible, be fixed so as to coincide with the days already established by the traditions or customs of the country or district”
(C14, Arts. 2 (2) and (3))

“It shall in all cases contain the following particulars: […] (7) if possible, the place and date at which the seaman is required to report on board for service”
(C22, Art. 6(3)(7))

“The said means of access shall be […] where reasonably practicable ...”
(C28, Art. 3(2))

“... be securely fenced so far as is practicable without impeding the safe working of the ship”
(C28, Art. 9(6))

“... such provisions shall be rescinded as soon as possible, in order to comply with Article 1 of this Convention”
(C29, Art. 5(2))

“... hours of work which have been lost shall not be allowed to be made up on more than thirty days in the year and shall be made up within a reasonable lapse of time”
(C30, Art. 5(1)(a))

“… so far as is practicable having regard to the traffic and working ...”
(C32, Art. 2(2))

“The said means of access shall be […] where reasonably practicable ...”
(C32, Art. 3(2)(a))

“… the said provisions shall be applied so far as reasonable and practicable to such other ships”
(C32, Art. 16)

“… any Member may in its national laws or regulations make such exceptions as it deems necessary in respect of […] exceptional classes of workers in whose cases there are special features which make it unnecessary or impracticable to apply to them the provisions of this Convention”
(C44, Art. 2(2)(j))

“… if it is proved by the competent authority that he has failed or neglected to avail himself of a reasonable opportunity of suitable employment ...”
(C44, Art. 10(2)(d))

“The shipowners’, officers’ and seamen’s organisations concerned shall, so far as is reasonable and practicable, be taken into consultation ...”
(C57, Art. 18)

“… the competent authority […] is satisfied […] that the circumstances are such that the provision of fresh accommodation or other permanent equipment necessary for an increased crew is not reasonably possible”
(C57, Art. 21(1))

“… an appropriate authority has power to make regulations for the purpose of giving such effect as may be possible and desirable under national conditions ...”
(C62, Art. 1(1)(b))

“Each Member of the International Labour Organisation which ratifies this Convention undertakes that […] (b) it will publish the data compiled in pursuance of this Convention as promptly as possible ...”
(C63, Art. 1(b))

“… such complaints should be submitted as soon as possible ...”
(C68, Art. 8)

“Provided that the Convention shall be applied where reasonable and practicable to ...”
(C75, Art. 1(4))

“Power for the operation of the aids to ventilation required by paragraphs 3 and 4 shall, when practicable, be available at all times when the crew is living or working on board”
(C75, Art. 7(5))

“The heating system shall, when practicable, be in operation at all times when the crew is living or working on board and conditions require its use.”
(C75, Art. 8(2))

“As far as practicable berthing of crew members shall be so arranged that watches are separated and that no day men share a room with watch-keepers”
(C75, Art. 10(28))

“Every vessel to which this Convention applies shall be sufficiently and efficiently manned for the purposes of […] (c) preventing excessive strain upon the crew and avoiding or minimising as far as practicable the working of overtime”
(C76, Art. 20(1)(c))

“The organisations of shipowners and seafarers concerned shall, so far as is reasonable and practicable, be consulted in the framing of all laws or regulations”
(C76, Art. 22(2))

“Labour inspectors shall be empowered to take steps with a view to remedying defects observed in plant, layout or working methods which they may have reasonable cause to believe constitute a threat to the health or safety of the workers”
(C81, Art. 13(1))

“… international, regional, or national action shall be taken with a view to establishing conditions of trade which will […] make possible the maintenance of a reasonable standard of living in non-metropolitan territories”
(C82, Art. 3(4))

“The competent authority may […] exclude from the application of any provisions giving effect to any of the Conventions set forth in the Schedule undertakings or vessels in respect of which […] adequate supervision may be impracticable”
(C83, Art. 3)

“All practicable measures shall be taken to assure ...”
(C84, Art. 3)

“to enter […] any workplace liable to inspection where they may have reasonable cause to believe that persons enjoying legal protection ...”
(C85, Art. 4(2)(a))

“The employment service […] shall […] take all possible measures ...”
(C88, Art. 10)

“Provided that the Convention shall be applied where reasonable and practicable to ...”
(C92, Art. 1(4))

“The consistent working of overtime shall be avoided whenever possible”
(C93, Art. 18(1))

“Every vessel to which this Convention applies shall be sufficiently and efficiently manned for the purposes of […] (c) preventing excessive strain upon the crew and avoiding or minimising as far as practicable the working of overtime.”
(C93, Art. 20(1))

“The organisations of shipowners and seafarers concerned shall, so far as is reasonable and practicable, be consulted in the framing of all laws ...”
(C93, Art. 22(2))

“… competent authority shall take adequate measures to ensure fair and reasonable conditions of health, safety and welfare for the workers concerned”
(C94, Art. 3)

“… a final settlement of all wages due shall be effected […] within a reasonable period of time ...”
(C95, Art. 12(2))

“… the competent authority of that country may determine that the provisions of paragraph 1 of this Article shall take effect only after a reasonable period ...”
(C97, Art. 8(2))

“… appropriate measures shall be taken to ensure that […] (b) the value attributed to such allowances is fair and reasonable”
(C99, Art. 2(2))

“For the other beneficiaries, the benefit shall bear a reasonable relation to the benefit for the standard beneficiary”
(C102, Art. 66(3))

“… evidence, conforming in its presentation as closely as is practicable with any suggestions for greater uniformity of presentation made by the Governing Body of the International Labour Office ...”
(C102, Art. 76(1)(b))

“2. The weekly rest period shall, wherever possible, be granted simultaneously to all the persons concerned in each establishment.
3. The weekly rest period shall, wherever possible, coincide with the day of the week established as a day of rest by the traditions or customs of the country or district.
4. The traditions and customs of religious minorities shall, as far as possible, be respected”
(C106, Arts. 6 (2), (3) and (4))

“... the methods of social control practised by the populations concerned shall be used as far as possible ...”
(C107, Art. 8(a))

“The Member may also limit the seafarer’s stay to a period considered reasonable for the purpose in question”
(C108, Art. 6(3))

“The organisations of shipowners and seafarers concerned shall, so far as is reasonable and practicable, be consulted ...”
(C109, Art. 23(2))

“Where the circumstances make the adoption of such a provision practicable and necessary, the competent authority shall require the issue ...”
(C110, Art. 10)

“… the competent authority shall take appropriate measures with the object of ensuring that goods are sold and services provided at fair and reasonable prices ...”
(C110, Art. 30(2))

“[The agreement] shall contain the following particulars […] (f) if possible, the place at which and date on which the fisherman is required to report on board for service”
(C114, Art. 6(3))

“the Member concerned shall notify, as soon as practicable, measures adopted by it prior to the ratification of the Convention, so as to comply with the provisions thereof ...”
(C115, Art. 3(3)(b))

“Workers […] may be granted […] to meet any reasonable personal or family expenses ...”
(C117, Art. 14(3))

“Sufficient and suitable seats shall be supplied for workers and workers shall be given reasonable opportunities of using them”
(C120, Art. 14)

“Workers shall be protected by appropriate and practicable measures against substances, processes and techniques which are obnoxious, unhealthy or toxic or for any reason harmful”
(C120, Art. 17)

“Medical care and allied benefits in respect of a morbid condition shall comprise […] (g) the following treatment at the place of work, wherever possible ...”
(C121, Art. 10(1))

“For the other beneficiaries the benefit shall bear a reasonable relation to the benefit for the standard beneficiary”
(C121, Art. 19(5))

“The said policy shall aim at ensuring that […] (b) such work is as productive as possible ...”
(C122, Art. 1(2))

“… records indicating […] (a) the date of birth, duly certified wherever possible ...”
(C123, Art. 4(4))

“… records containing […](a) the date of birth, duly certified wherever possible ...”
(C124, Art. 4(4))

“… where the competent authority determines, after consultation with the fishing-vessel owners’ and fishermen’s organisations where such exist, that this is reasonable and practicable”
(C126, Art. 1(3))

“In order to limit or to facilitate the manual transport of loads, suitable technical devices shall be used as much as possible”
(C127, Art. 6)

“Each Member […] shall […] (a) provide rehabilitation services which are designed to prepare a disabled person wherever possible for the resumption of his previous activity ...”
(C128, Art. 13(1))

“For the other beneficiaries the benefit shall bear a reasonable relation to the benefit for the standard beneficiary”
(C128, Art. 26(5))

“… suitably equipped in accordance with the requirements of the service, and, in so far as possible, accessible to the persons concerned”
(C129, Art. 15(1)(a))

Labour inspectors […] shall be empowered […] (b) to enter by day any premises which they may have reasonable cause to believe to be liable to inspection”
(C129, Art. 16(1))

“… the medical care referred to in Article 8 shall comprise at least: (a) general practitioner care, including, wherever possible, domiciliary visiting”
(C130, Art. 14(a))

“For the other beneficiaries the benefit shall bear a reasonable relation to the benefit for the standard beneficiary”
(C130, Art. 22(5))

“The elements to be taken into consideration in determining the level of minimum wages shall, so far as possible and appropriate in relation to national practice and conditions, include ...”
(C131, Art. 3)

“This Convention applies to tugs where reasonable and practicable”
(C133, Art. 1(3))

“The competent authority shall promote and, in so far as appropriate under national conditions, ensure the inclusion, as part of the instruction in professional duties, of instruction in the prevention of accidents ...”
(C134, Art. 9(1))

“Work processes involving the use of benzene or of products containing benzene shall as far as practicable be carried out in an enclosed system”
(C136, Art. 7(1))

“It shall be national policy to encourage all concerned to provide permanent or regular employment for dockworkers in so far as practicable”
(C137, Art. 2(1))

“… the names and ages or dates of birth, duly certified wherever possible ...”
(C138, Art. 9(3))

“… with a view to ensuring that comprehensive information and the broadest possible guidance are available to all children ...”
(C142, Art. 3(1))

“... aimed at acquainting migrant workers as fully as possible with the policy ...”
(C143, Art. 12(c))

“… to provide continuous or regular employment for qualified seafarers in so far as this is practicable ...”
(C145, Art. 2(1))

“The time at which the leave is to be taken shall […] be determined by the employer after consultation and, as far as possible, in agreement with the seafarer concerned or his representatives”
(C146, Art. 10(1))

“A seafarer taking annual leave shall be recalled only in cases of extreme emergency, with due notice”
(C146, Art. 12)

“… investigation of any complaint made in connection with and, if possible, at the time of the engagement in its territory of seafarers ...”
(C147, Art. 2(d)(ii))

“Provision shall be made for as close a collaboration as possible at all levels between employers and workers ...”
(C148, Art. 5(3))

“… for attaining the highest possible level of health for the population”
(C149, Art. 2(1))

“When national conditions so require, with a view to meeting the needs of the largest possible number of workers ...”
(C150, Art. 7)

“… on condition that: […] (b) the competent authority, after consultation with the organisations of employers and workers concerned, is satisfied that it is reasonable in all the circumstances that there be such exemptions or exceptions”
(C152, Art. 2(1))

“... providing workers with any personal protective equipment and protective clothing and any life-saving appliances reasonably required where adequate protection against risks of accident or injury to health cannot be provided by other means”
(C152, Art. 4(1)(d))

“So far as is reasonably practicable, the means of access specified in this Article shall be separate from the hatchway opening”
(C152, Art. 17(2))

“The traditional means of supervision referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article shall […] be replaced or supplemented as far as possible by recourse to modern methods ...”
(C153, Art. 10(3))

“… collective bargaining should be made possible for all employers and all groups of workers in the branches of activity covered by this Convention ...”
(C154, Art. 5(2)(a))

“The aim of the policy shall be to prevent accidents and injury to health arising out of, linked with or occurring in the course of work, by minimising, so far as is reasonably practicable, the causes of hazards inherent in the working environment”
(C155, Art. 4(2))

“Employers shall be required to ensure that, so far as is reasonably practicable, the workplaces, machinery, equipment and processes under their control are safe and without risk to health”
(C155, Art. 16(1))

“… an aim of national policy to enable persons […] to exercise their right to do so without being subject to discrimination and, to the extent possible, without conflict between their employment and family responsibilities”
(C156, Art. 3(1))

“The employment of a worker shall not be terminated for reasons related to the worker’s conduct or performance before he is provided an opportunity to defend himself against the allegations made, unless the employer cannot reasonably be expected to provide this opportunity”
(C158, Art. 7)

“If […] they are not empowered or do not find it practicable […] to declare the termination invalid and/or order or propose reinstatement of the worker ...”
(C158, Art. 10)

“… existing services for workers generally shall, wherever possible and appropriate, be used with necessary adaptations”
(C159, Art. 7)

“Each Member which ratifies this Convention undertakes to communicate to the International Labour Office, as soon as practicable, the published statistics compiled ...”
(C160, Art. 5)

“The surveillance of workers’ health […] shall take place as far as possible during working hours”
(C161, Art. 12)

“The competent authority shall be empowered, after consultation with the most representative organisations of employers and workers concerned, to permit derogations from the prohibition contained in paragraph 1 of this Article when replacement is not reasonably practicable ...”
(C162, Art. 11(2))

“To the extent it deems practicable […] the competent authority shall apply the provisions of this Convention to commercial maritime fishing”
(C163, Art. 1(3))

“To the extent it deems practicable […] the competent authority shall apply the provisions of this Convention to commercial maritime fishing”
(C164, Art. 1(2))

“In any ship of between 200 and 500 gross tonnage and in tugs this Article shall be applied where reasonable and practicable”
(C164, Art. 11(2))

“… when the seafarer does not claim his or her entitlement to repatriation within a reasonable period of time to be defined by national laws or regulations or collective agreements”
(C166, Art. 8)

“… co-operate as closely as possible with their employer in the application of the prescribed safety and health measures ...”
(C167, Art. 11(a))

“… take reasonable care for their own safety and health and that of other persons who may be affected by their acts or omissions at work ...”
(C167, Art. 11(b))

“… these peoples shall be provided in all possible cases with lands of quality and legal status at least equal to that of the lands previously occupied by them ...”
(C169, Art. 16(4))

“… shall obtain the relevant information from the supplier or from other reasonably available sources ...”
(C170, Art. 10(2))

“Employers […] shall co-operate as closely as possible with workers or their representatives ...”
(C170, Art. 16)

“Night workers […] shall be transferred, whenever practicable, to a similar job ...”
(C171, Art. 6(1))

“The workers concerned shall be entitled to reasonable normal hours of work and overtime provisions ...”
(C172, Art. 4(2))

“The workers concerned shall be provided with reasonable minimum daily and weekly rest periods ...”
(C172, Art. 4(3))

“The workers concerned shall, where possible, have sufficient advance notice of working schedules ...”
(C172, Art. 4(4))

“Where special problems of a substantial nature arise so that it is not immediately possible to implement all the preventive and protective measures ...”
(C174, Art. 2)

“… take corrective action and if necessary interrupt the activity where, on the basis of their training and experience, they have reasonable justification to believe that there is an imminent danger of a major accident ...”
(C174, Art. 20(e))

“... provide for the use of personal protective equipment, having regard to what is reasonable, practicable and feasible”
(C176, Art. 6(d))

“Appropriate measures shall be taken so that labour statistics include, to the extent possible, home work”
(C177, Art. 6)

“To the extent the central coordinating authority deems it practicable […] the provisions of this Convention shall apply to commercial maritime fishing vessels”
(C178, Art. 1(5))

“… all reasonable efforts shall be made to avoid a ship being unreasonably detained or delayed”
(C178, Art. 6(1))

“To the extent it deems practicable […] the competent authority may apply the provisions of the Convention to fishermen or to seafarers serving ...”
(C179, Art. 1(2))

“To the extent it deems practicable, after consulting the representative organizations of fishing-vessel owners and fishermen, the competent authority shall apply the provisions of this Convention to commercial maritime fishing”
(C180, Article 1(2))

“A Member […] shall […] to the extent possible, provide for alternative inspection arrangements for any categories of workplaces thus excluded”
(P81, Art. 2(3))

“The competent authority shall, as soon as practicable, make available to the representative organizations of shipowners and seafarers information ...”
(P147, Art. 4(2))

“... ensure access to free basic education, and, wherever possible and appropriate, vocational training, for all children removed from the worst forms of child labour.”
(C182, Art. 7(2)(c))