That's a tenable position, but it's politically dicey — particularly for Republicans, since the elderly are among their biggest supporters.
That's a tenable position, but it's politically dicey particularly for Republicans, since the elderly are among their biggest supporters.
Despite the many attempts that have been made by reductionists to relegate irreversibility to the realms of the illusory, this does not seem to be a tenable position today at a time when the time-asymmetric nature of complex systems is widely recognized as being one of their central features.
He is now May's chief of staff – it's not a tenable position.
One senior Democratic aide suggested to HuffPost that it wasn't a "tenable position for a leader in the Democratic Party to be in opposition to extending civil rights protections to the LGBTQ community," though Fudge would almost certainly disagree with that characterization and has challenged anyone to find a vote in which she didn't stand up for LGBTQ rights.
He added: "If that's the case, let me suggest that 'fuck you, Jack, I'm okay' is not a tenable position, morally speaking".
The bank has previously denied any connection between PBS and villagisation, but its internal watchdog, the Inspection Panel, argues that this is not a "tenable position", saying: "The two programmes depend on each other, and may mutually influence the results of the other".
Even were this a tenable position, the fact is, as the Court notes, that respondent is actually seeking an extension of the Bruton holding.
"This isn't a tenable position for you to take, in my view," Mr. Carnes wrote.
Well, that's not a tenable position.
It may sound fanciful to most Democrats, but thus far it's proven to be a pretty tenable position politically, and there's really no pressing reason for Republicans to abandon it.
