Sentence examples for deemed untenable from inspiring English sources

The visa requirement itself and the treatment of journalists by American authorities are deemed untenable by the American Society of Newspaper Editors and by Reporters Without Borders.

On Wednesday, Mr. Yassky said that the city had not determined definitively whether an app like Uber's constituted unlawful prearrangement — and did not have to, if an app was deemed untenable because of the payment processing contracts.

Although the Assembly removed a $5.7 million provision that it deemed untenable, the county executive refused to acknowledge the Senate's objection to a surreptitious $13 million to $14 million double tax on ratepayers.

Earlier on in my life, "spastic" was deemed untenable.

In a year in which the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster turned a swath of Japan into an irradiated no-go zone, the use of that mystery technology, never named in the report but assumed to be nuclear power, was deemed untenable due to "current political conditions". .

In view of the unusual characteristics of the proposed NB, deemed untenable as seen through the prism of conventional microbiology, the NB phenomenology has been widely contested as lacking evidentiary support [see ref. 12 for an excellent critical review]; [see also ref. 13 for a more comprehensive discussion of related controversies surrounding the NB literature].

Lincoln researched the merits of Universal's claims to King Kong and deemed them untenable.

More than anything else, the Oregon Democrat deemed it untenable for the president to continue employing his current economic team given the taint of Wall Street that clings to many of those advisers.

Valjevo and Užice were retaken by the Serbs on 8 December and the Austro-Hungarians retreated to Belgrade, which 5th Army commander Liborius Ritter von Frank deemed to be untenable.

Experiments with nighttime care have come and gone over the years, but lingering ambivalence about the concept led most centers to deem it financially untenable.

The judge, in a refreshing stroke of good sense, deemed these potential damages "absurd" and the plaintiff's approach "untenable".