The process of selecting a new superintendent has been closely followed by educators, parents and advocates here who see an acute need for a viable school system in Newark — a city plagued with high crime and unemployment — as it struggles to revive itself.
The auto industry needs a viable plan for long-term, durable success as the administration strives to revitalize our nation's economy.
"We need a viable Republican candidate for president," pleaded the woman, Nancy Champion, a retired schoolteacher.
There is a clear need for a viable in situ treatment of COPR that does not require prior acidification, which would be problematic due to the high acid neutralization capacity of the material (Tinjum et al., 2008).
"And we've seen too much intimidation, and even imprisonment of journalists, and the need for a viable space for civil society and political opposition in the country.
Recently, haploidentical donor transplant (HIDT) has emerged as a viable option for patients in need of an allogeneic stem cell transplant without an immediately available well-matched human leukocyte antigen (HLA) sibling or unrelated donor.
Save the Children warned that injured children in eastern Aleppo would remain trapped without access to vital medical treatment and unable to leave, as the corridors failed to offer a viable solution for civilians in need.
"Women can be great contributors to crowdfunding other women entrepreneurs, but in order to make this a viable force for funding, women need to access through trusted sources," said Kay Koplovitz, Chairman, Springboard Enterprises (sources, coaches, showcases and supports women-led growth companies seeking equity capital) and Founder, USA Networks.
But if remaining in the region is to be a viable option for Syrian refugees, we need to move beyond short-term disaster relief.
The second is that any coalition capable of amassing the two-thirds majority necessary to have a viable candidate for prime minister would need to include at least some Shiite parties.
"The problem with that argument," the Court of Appeals observed, is evident: "[B]ecause materiality is an element of the merits of their securities fraud claim, the plaintiffs cannot both fail to prove materiality yet still have a viable claim for which they would need to prove reliance individually". Ibid.
