He was determined that the periodontal toolkit will distil the evidence and specialist guidance available into workable pathways for NHS primary dental care practice in Greater Manchester.
The data that is made available could assist in strengthening contractual relations and could also be used in workable dairy trade derivatives.
Cardboard and paper are not only inexpensive, readily available, and workable with simple tools but, when properly prepared, have also proved to be remarkably durable.
Determine if furniture is in workable order.
Colleges and universities, Justice Kennedy wrote for the majority, must demonstrate that "available, workable race-neutral alternatives do not suffice" before taking account of race in admissions decisions.
Despite those disparities, Fisher can be read as setting a high bar for consideration of race in admissions: universities must demonstrate that race or ethnicity has not been the defining feature in an admissions decision; that the use of race is necessary to achieve the educational benefits of diversity; and that there is no "available, workable" race-neutral alternative to achieve such benefits.
The above-mentioned studies permit to propose sugarcane bagasse and other locally available LCBs as workable substrates for biofuel production processes.
In Fisher v. University of Texas, the Supreme Court last year held that universities "bear the ultimate burden of demonstrating, before turning to racial classifications, that available workable race-neutral alternatives do not suffice".
Rather, academic institutions must demonstrate "that available, workable race-neutral alternatives do not suffice" to achieve their objectives.
The "enough" I worry about is this: when will there be enough change -- enough change to the structures, attitudes, finger-pointing and self-doubt -- that "choices," in all their forms, will be available, realistic, safe, and workable for all women?
