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On Monday afternoon, members of the Mets' front office portrayed Ankiel as a center-field stopgap — albeit with kinder language than that — while the team tries to determine whether it has viable, young personnel at that position in the organization.

"Make no mistake about it, the United States of America has viable military options to deal with a nuclear threat from North Korea but, that being said, we hope for a better path," he said.

The company will have to persuade its bankers that it has a viable business plan that they can sell to a broad group of lenders and potential investors.

DealBook » News Analysis: Penney Has Some Persuading to Do | The troubled retail chain must convince its suppliers and others that it has a viable plan to recover from its financial difficulties.

A massive and unpopular overhaul of health services is necessary in south-east London because South London Healthcare NHS trust (SLHT) is so deeply in the red that it has no viable future in its current form, Matthew Kershaw, the trust's special administrator, has told health secretary Jeremy Hunt.

Kraft says its offer is fair and true while Cadbury asserts it has a viable independent future.

It has some viable operations, but it needs a strategic partner similar to the Renault - Nissan alliance in order to remain viable.

Blacks has until the end of October to persuade Lloyds Banking Group that it has a viable future.

True, BancoSol has not been an unqualified success, but it has remained viable even as Bolivia has suffered huge financial problems.

It invested $5 billion in AT&T two years ago and has been struggling recently to show that it has a viable interactive television strategy.

"The government does not ordinarily accept payment of money in a civil case when it believes it has a viable criminal charge".