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But Mr. Henderson was careful to say that G.M. needed to prove its viability on a long-term basis rather than focus on short-term results.

The system, SENSEI, has been developed in collaboration with the Guardian through testing its viability on the comment-is-free section.

The game was a nationally televised vehicle for the W.N.B.A., which, as Ackerman concedes, has an uphill climb in establishing its viability on the professional sports landscape.

But after almost a decade of stalled initiatives and a government promise of £1 billion to kick start trials, CCS has failed to demonstrate its viability on a large scale.

You may need to test its viability on more modern fabrics used for tablecloths.

People submit a loose business plan to get a space, with each application judged on its viability to generate income.

Its viability depends on the renewal of the production tax credit, at best an uncertain and last-minute proposition.

Yet, for many union members, the U.F.W. was simply a labor organization, and its viability rested on the promise of fairer, more profitable labor arrangements — a goal of retaining benefits, not sustaining heroism.

This is an important issue to resolve as if this type of trade is indeed taking place, data can be collected on its viability and impact on both countries.

It justified this in its viability assessment (PDF) on the basis that average sales values would only be £754/sqft.

The ruling party has staked its future viability on an endless carbon-fueled growth agenda that is steadily destroying the country's environment.