Sentence examples for feasibility of holding from inspiring English sources

11 Experts from the United Nations arrived in Baghdad to try to assess the feasibility of holding nationwide elections, Secretary General Kofi Annan said.

The feasibility of holding the vote also appears uncertain amid attacks on Brotherhood offices around the country and open street fighting in the shadow of the presidential palace.

A team of experts from the United Nations arrived here on Saturday to try to assess the feasibility of holding nationwide elections in the near future, the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, said in a statement.

His concerns come at a time of growing uncertainty about the feasibility of holding elections here in January, with a guerrilla insurgency raging across much of Sunni-dominated areas north and west of Baghdad.

Namely, numerical representation can be characterized separately in terms of quality, or precision of representations, and in terms of quantity, or the feasibility of holding multiple simultaneous representations.

Sometimes we transcribed and analyzed the ideas according to their level of creativity, feasibility, and apparent overall value, only to learn that senior leaders had no intention of holding people accountable for implementing the suggested improvements.

The purpose of this study is to demonstrate the feasibility of this breath-hold technique in patients with stroke, and to determine whether, in this cohort, alterations in CVR in the peri-infarct tissue over time might result in misinterpretation of group-level task-related BOLD signal changes.

To test the feasibility of thermal control of the covalent reaction pathways, OETAP precursors were deposited on pristine Au(111) held at 300 °C.

Nearing completion of our feasibility work, we held a one day workshop with our five young co-researchers and participants of the feasibility study, the purpose of this workshop was to disseminate the study results back to participants.

Fifty-two patients with known or suspected hypervascular malignancy were examined to determine the technical feasibility of performing single-breath-hold dynamic subtraction computed tomography (CT) of the liver with multi-detector row helical CT.

PURPOSE: To compare image quality on transverse source images and coronal and sagittal reformations to determine the feasibility of using single-breath-hold three-dimensional liver computed tomography (CT) with multi-detector row helical CT in patients suspected of having hepatic metastases.