Sentence examples for a viable case to from inspiring English sources

"I have agreed to look again into whether there is a viable case to extend the government's plans to electrify the Great Western main line beyond Newbury to Westbury".

I would suggest to him, however, that the real failuremongers in this instance are the members of the Bush administration, who failed to make a viable case for this invasion, failed to win the support of the United Nations for it, failed to estimate its cost to the budget deficit, and will make us fail in the future to persuade any state not to use force against another one.

Justice Elena Kagan countered, suggesting that the court should focus instead on the minimum amount required to mount a viable case.

One law enforcement official involved in the investigation said no single problematic detail about Ms. Diallo's background, or even all of them put together, had undermined the prosecution's faith in its ability to present a viable case.

"I was frog-marched out of the prosecutor's office," Mr. Barlyn said, "because I objected to the dismissal of a viable case against an important local official".

Mr Burns said he would look to see whether there was a "viable case".

Benjamin Brafman, a well-known criminal defense lawyer not involved in the case, said that given the Supreme Court decision, the government was overreaching to suggest that it still had a viable case.

Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a Thai political analyst at Japan's University of Kyoto, said the charges were an "obvious ploy to get rid of the Shinawatras" rather than a viable case.

Charlotte Moore's staging for the Irish Rep makes a viable case for Merrill's tuneful score, without ever fully convincing that the perky musical treatment has any connection to the roiling emotions of O'Neill's play.

"We obviously felt that we had a viable case," said Robert J. Valli Jr. who represented Mr. Valle.

Still the St . Lukes strings made a viable case for the experiment.