Sentence examples for may be workable from inspiring English sources

The Guardian, along with the Independent and the FT was not consulted about the proposals, but said some of its ideas over entrenching the regulator may be workable.

The Guardian, along with the Independent and the Financial Times, was not consulted about the industry's rival royal charter proposals, but has said some of its ideas over entrenching the regulator may be workable and called for a high-profile mediator to be appointed to strike a deal between newspapers and politicians.

What are the conditions under which it may be workable?

DIF assessment of measures remains an important component of efforts to achieve measurement equivalence in an increasingly heterogeneous society and may be workable to be used to develop the computer adaptive test.

The design of the generator may need different pulleys on the engine to apply proper shaft speed to the generator head and the alternator, or this may be workable with 1 engine pulley and 1 belt.

New staff will be hired on the same basis.In these pilot schemes, the private contractors will manage staff on secondment from the NHS, which may or may not be workable.

First, it may not be workable.

Critics suggest the emphasis on participation might be the party's achilles heel, in that it leads to ideas that, while popular, may not be workable.

In his annual speech at the Lord Mayor of London's trade and industry banquet, Mr Cable admitted the idea may not be workable, because "we would run into problems with EU state aid clearance".

Considering the challenges in the under-resourced regions of the world, the use of operation and maintenance professional may not be workable because of the communal lassitude towards such professionals and the cost implication on the part of the homeowners.

Based on "an holistic review of the consensus and experience to date, the equation may still not be workable for a few more years, if at all".