"Dogs are generally workable".
These are augmented with certain definite types of solid fluid interactions in order to enable adequately general, but workable, engineering analysis.
middleman theorists, inexpert as scholars, had naïvely striven for some impossible synthesis that would be at once faithful to scholarship, useful to the practitioner, intelligible to the populace and thus comprehensive as a discipline, workable as a general method, and defensible as a social institution.
Finally, General Conway proposed what was a workable compromise in his opinion: the Fallujah Brigade.
These evolving threats have taken many seasoned security professionals and chief executive officers to task in finding practicable and workable solutions to protect the general welfare of corporations and their respective image, brand, reputation, and business interests.
In any case, durability is a Wagnerian virtue, and in middle age this "Meistersinger" has by general agreement all its moving parts still in workable shape.
The committee needs to find a workable solution -- short of a general election, which would be logistically impossible right now -- to choose a legitimate representative body.
Its Half the Oil Plan outlines, in general terms, what the union believes is a workable solution to problems that might arise if an over-reliance on unsustainable petroleum resources were to persist.
They may not be on track for a workable majority at next May's general election; for that, says Stephen Fisher of Oxford University, they would need to be at least five points ahead by this point.
In a growing number of countries, he said, the general precepts of the convention have translated into workable contracts that, for the first time, clarify who owns what and how any benefits will be shared.
