But for a driven grouse shoot to be viable, it needs far more birds: the average on grouse estates in England is 325 per square kilometre.
To summarize then, no, policy does not grow on trees or in ELSI scholars' fanciful imaginations, but, to be viable, it needs courage, nurturing and rigor…for there is always the possibility of turbulent weather along the way!
I would have thought that for a Palestinian state to be viable, it would need to confront and defeat terrorism, have transparent financial dealings, stop hate-mongering against Israel and Jews, and have democratically elected leaders.
For a team in Québec City to be viable, it would need to have similar success rates to Boston ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.25, 0.75), Colorado ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.25, 0.75) or the New York Islanders ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.75).
If the method is viable, it should eliminate the need for assistance from Apple Inc. ("Apple") set forth in the All Writs Act Order in this case.
"If the Republican Party is going to remain viable, it needs to nominate Ron Paul," said Sean Curtin of Iowa City, who estimates that that "Libertarian-Constitutional" constituency that supports Mr. Paul makes up 25 percent of the Republican Party.
Analysts say that in order for the project to be viable, EDF needs the government to guarantee it will buy electricity from the plants at prices substantially higher than the current market rates.
Analysts say Nord Stream, if it is to be viable, will need to be more flexible and competitive with its main customers.
To be viable, the course needs about 40 students each to pay fees of £5,000.
The trust's chairman, Dave Giffard, says he regrets the club's low credit rating and winding up petitions, but understands the case that to be viable, Bury need to build a new stadium.
The factories need cheap gas to be viable, and they need a Russian market for steel and heavy machinery that often would be uncompetitive in Western markets.
