Sentence examples for made it workable from inspiring English sources

In the first draft of the law there were major cost and bureaucracy concessions for microbusinesses and seed and plant collections, like Garden Organic's Heritage Seed Library that may have made it workable, but these have been removed in the initial responses from the parliament.

Credit to that local authority for trying its best to make it workable for the staff.

Consumer prices must go up to make it workable.

"You have to make it workable, but it's workable".

"Their goal is to have the death penalty repealed, not to make it workable," Mr. Waller said.

But it already has features that make it workable and appealing, like a big walk-in pantry.

Time after time, our novice entrepreneurs are forced to amend and simplify their vision to make it workable.

"We want to leave him a budget that works, or at least has the options in it that makes it workable," said Tom Wilson, Mr. DiFrancesco's spokesman.

Basically I agree with his assessment: Europe has more fundamental problems in sheer economic terms, because it adopted a single currency without the necessary institutions to make it workable.

But Davide Oddono, an analyst with the Actinvest Group, said the main task would be "to drive the passage to the new technology and make it workable and profitable" while shedding marginal businesses that Telecom Italia accumulated over its many years as the national phone monopoly.

So if instead of having the colour ground on the stone for God knows how many hours, we grind it just long enough to make it workable, without bothering too much about the fineness of the grain, we'd have colours that were fresher, perhaps darkening less.