If Iraq's three main communities ultimately decide they need to work together, the country may perhaps evolve into a fragile, probably corrupt, but viably federal state.
Scotland might, indeed, be as viably independent as Denmark, Finland or Ireland, countries of comparable size and wealth.But experience elsewhere in Europe suggests that devolution has proved widely popular without generally leading to secession; indeed, it can help to hold a country together.
"We are doing our best to ensure the company trades viably during administration and this will require a rigorous cost-cutting programme," said David Whitehouse, one of the Duff & Phelps administrators.
Then Mr. Owens volunteered to test potential methods that lowered his sperm count so much that "I was not viably able to produce a child," he said.
Governor Beebe said the bill contradicts the United States Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which legalized abortion until a fetus can viably survive outside of the womb.
What audience are we going to get?" Hopefully this World Cup has shown that the interest is there but also that our players can be viably marketed to a new, family-based audience.
"This is why we took the decision earlier this year to keep the centre open during the summer period so that residents could continue to use the facilities while talks were held with Tiger 11. "We will continue to talk to Tiger 11 while they develop a proposal that they can take forward to the executive board, outlining how they can viably run the centre in the future".
Still, we all know that there are times, tragically, when art and politics cannot viably be separated.
They ask: "What other kind of jobs/things could I do that would allow me to live viably and on a relatively small starting budget?
It said it was "in fact exceeding the maximum [social housing space] that can be viably provided" and said it was wrong for the council to classify four vacant blocks as social housing for the purposes of the calculations because they are unfit for social housing.
It says that development proposals "should not be subject to such a scale of obligations and policy burdens that their ability to be developed viably is threatened".
