Edwards's view that basing such troops in Iraq would likely be unworkable seems sound, but so did Obama's characterization of the quarreling on the issue as a "distinction without a difference".
In fact, Paul Armentano, deputy director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, says CBD-only laws "will likely be unworkable and will most likely provide no tangible relief or protection for the patient community they are intended to serve.
British Ukrainian translator Steve Komarnyckyj, meanwhile, believes the ban is likely to be unworkable.
Most of the paths forward are likely to prove unworkable, but one tenable option does exist, albeit very different from what was voted into law.
He saw the accords as flawed and unworkable, likely to escalate the conflict rather than produce a viable Palestinian state or a lasting peace.
In legal terms, the UN refugee agency has already said the deal is likely to be unworkable because it contravenes basic aspects of the 1951 refugee convention.
Schumer insisted, as he had in 2007, that the legislation had to apply equally to all sectors; yet by threatening a greater variety of industries the bill was likely to become unworkable.
Consent requirements for processing personal data are also considerably strengthened under GDPR — meaning lengthy, inscrutable, pre-ticked T&Cs are likely to be unworkable.
The agreement that emerged on Monday will not solve the country's problems and is likely to prove totally unworkable.
