Sentence examples for deemed unworkable from inspiring English sources

But the law has been deemed unworkable after the government lost the referendum.

At least the government's bill is now not saddled with an amendment deemed unworkable and illegal.

After last year's shooting and the outrage that followed, leaders toyed with the idea of cutting back drinking hours or imposing a curfew; both were deemed unworkable.

Attempts to find a solution tha removes the need for a hard border in Ireland have been deemed "unworkable" by some in government.

No-fault divorce was first introduced by the Family Law Act 1996, but its provisions were later deemed unworkable and it was repealed.

An initial plan to pump chlorine dioxide gas throughout the entire building was deemed unworkable and was replaced with spot cleaning several suites with liquid chlorine and the plan to fumigate Mr. Daschle's suite on the fifth and sixth floors.

Officials from the two counties -- Westchester and Rockland -- said they were withholding the documents out of concern that they would lead to the endorsement of the plan, which they deem unworkable.

Like the movie industry, the indie video game scene plays a crucial role in formulating new ideas and concepts that mainstream publishers and marketing departments, stuck in their old ways, might otherwise deem unworkable or too radical.

(One character, apparently deemed completely unworkable — my favorite character, as it happens — disappears after the pilot, even as she is on the verge of starting something, and another takes her approximate position).

Kenneth MacMillan's Isadora was deemed unwieldy and unworkable when it was premiered back in 1981.

In an unusually critical opinion, Justice Milton A. Tingling of State Supreme Court in Manhattan called the limits "arbitrary and capricious," echoing the complaints of city business owners and consumers who had deemed the rules unworkable and unenforceable, with confusing loopholes and voluminous exemptions.