Sentence examples for just workable from inspiring English sources

Ten states are disaster areas, and the estimates for when things will be back to normal, or even just workable, are converging with or stretching well past Tuesday, November 6th.

One sentence in your Aug. 24 editorial sums up the disconnect with reality of the current groupthink about the Middle East: "To be just, workable and sustainable, any peace plan will have to divide that land into two coherent territories that are defensible and economically viable".

Santa Monica has to design a system that isn't just workable, but allows California's Division of Drinking Water to permit its use.

Signed just under a year ago, the insufficient but workable Paris agreement at last constructed a legally binding framework for the principle of cutting carbon emissions.

"Decriminalisation is the only workable way forward.

"It's just not workable".

Finally, Boniface VIII (reigned 1294 1303) arranged a compromise that was just and workable; under a revised form it lasted for two centuries.

In both cases, negotiations and diplomacy came to look like a fig-leaf for inaction – talk of peace masking the pursuit of policies on the ground that rendered hopes for a just or workable outcome meaningless.

I'm not the shadow environment secretary who has to rigorously maintain credibility far beyond my immediate close circle of like-minded friends, and who needs to ensure that my policies sound just as workable from Merthyr Tydfil to Doncaster as they do while I'm ordering sprouting alfalfa salad in a vegan-organic delicatessen.

He added, "The goal is a livable city, not just a workable city, and I think you have to ask the question: why put up an arena -- another destination people will go inside, stay a few hours and then leave?" "I happen to love Newark," the broker said.

Although most hailed today's movement from military rule to a parliamentary democracy, it remains unclear just how workable the current arrangement is and how stable any government would be, with an unlikely alliance being formed between the pro-Musharraf party and his most vocal critics, an alliance of religious parties.