Sentence examples for be considered viable from inspiring English sources

No agreement can be considered viable or enduring without such legislative approbation.

It was unclear, however, whether a Russian alternative might still be considered viable.

Public Health Minister Dawn Primarolo, who will steer the bill in the Commons, will tell MPs the medical consensus remains that babies cannot be considered viable below 24 weeks, which should remain the legal limit.

Philadelphia doctors have kept fetal lambs alive in a uterus-like plastic sack for weeks, a technological leap toward caring for premature infants that also raises questions over how early babies might be considered viable outside the womb.

Proponents of the bill say this study, funded by the National Institutes of Health, shows that the babies who would be saved through the 20-week abortion ban could now be considered viable.

Therefore, the OP-Gel-NS and OP-Gel-Cipro biocomposite dressings exhibiting good hydrophilicity, sustained antimicrobial nature, promote cell growth and proliferation, and lead to rapid healing, can be considered viable candidates for effective management.

In the U.S., 43 states have laws that ban abortions once a fetus is considered viable.

There have been some who have offered alternatives – namely Morgan and Gregory, the leader of Hilltop – but neither of those are considered viable by the residents of Alexandria.

Mixtures of hydrogen and methane are considered viable alternative fuels to gasoline due to lower overall pollutant emissions.

Transcription factors (TFs) are considered viable alternatives to 'single enzyme' approaches for the manipulation of plant metabolic pathways.

"Most of the schools that are considered viable are a lot bigger than us," said Ms. Armstrong, who came to the school when Ascension, in Elmhurst, where she had been principal, closed during the last round of 25 school closings.