Sentence examples for a viable policy from inspiring English sources

This is not a viable policy.

What would constitute a viable policy for drug usage?

Abandoning its earlier stand, the I.M.F. now recognizes capital controls as a viable policy tool.

Regulating the sale of new psychoactive substances, in an attempt to make them safer, was never going to be a viable policy in the UK.

The Clinton administration proved simply unable to design a viable policy on stem cell or cloning research in the aftermath of the Lewinsky scandal.

Talk of returning to the drachma had mainly been held up as an apocalyptic vision rather than a viable policy option.

Also the lack of knowledge stands in the way of formulation of any viable policy for the management of groundwater system of the coastal zone.

Some in the crowd sensed that behind the brash reiteration of mass deportations Trump was in fact edging towards a more moderate, viable, policy.

Without a clear and politically viable policy objective for jobs -- unlike, say, banning high-capacity magazines to address mass shootings -- the administration is likely to continue the piecemeal approach to economic recovery that it took for most of the president's first term, observers say.

As a lawyer, I can develop viable policy approaches, point out current laws that can be enforced more aggressively, unaddressed areas that need to be looked at creatively, and anticipate potential hurdles to potential solutions.

Gorbachev was never able to construct a viable economic policy or to put in place a mechanism for the implementation of economic policy.