I am a Canadian, and grew up with free, government-provided health care — a system that seems both fair and feasible to most Canadians, including myself.
"The Road Runner divestiture is an obligation we always assumed we would face, and the decree proposes both a schedule and process that are fair and feasible," said James W. Cicconi, AT&T's general counsel.
If Judge Gonzalez concludes that WorldCom has met its burden of showing that the plan is fair and feasible, that will remove the last major roadblock to ridding the company of more than $30 billion in debt.
C1 WorldCom's Plan Under Review A trial is set to begin this week to decide whether WorldCom has devised a fair and feasible reorganization plan, which could remove the last big roadblock to ridding the company of more than $30 billion in debt.
If you admit this, then it becomes clear that a strictly merit-based system would not be fair or even feasible.
A huge coastline and drought-vulnerable agriculture give China extra incentive to fight global warming, but developing countries rightly insist on meaningful U.S. cuts -- that's the only fair and politically feasible way toward concerted global action.
A rate allocation is said to be -proportional fair, if for any feasible allocation (15).
Absolute fairness is defined as equal rates among all users, max-min fairness is enforced if no user can increase its rate without decreasing some other users' smaller rate at the same time, and a set of allocated rates is proportionally fair if any other feasible rate allocation results in zero- or negative-aggregate change.
All clinical MRSA isolations may be a good "surrogate" for more severe bacteraemia, with a substantial increase in power which makes comparisons across fair smaller geographical areas feasible.
The MTAs are one feasible and fair mechanism to prevent abuse and exploitation of human samples and data for clinical research while promoting autonomy of research participants through informed consent.
