Sentence examples for more unworkable from inspiring English sources
It is a peculiarly vicious cycle: the more hamstrung legislators are, the more direct democracy (through initiatives) trumps representative democracy, and the more unworkable the system becomes.
Under LDP pressure, Mr Noda is also backtracking from the more unworkable campaign promises on pensions, child care and help for the poor.The prime minister is also staking his reputation on a second belief, that Japan needs to restart some of its nuclear reactors to prevent the economy being crippled by energy shortages.
But with the latest round of new contracts for prison education due to be announced in the coming weeks, others fear that in reality a system already under strain is about to become even more stretched, as ever more unworkable demands are heaped on it and its staff.
As Oster points out this week, the congestion seems to have passed some imperceptible Rubicon and become, more or less, unworkable.
As a result, they say, public policy would be made in a vacuum, and federal rules would be more unrealistic and unworkable.
Holding intermediaries responsible for determining what information is in the public interest is dangerous and unworkable: more than 100 billion searches occur each month on Google alone, which could in theory be subject to review-on-demand for adequacy and relevance, rather than accuracy or lawfulness.
Again, the idea that the US government — or any other government — would have the legal authority to serve as a centralized "licensing board" with the power to shut down websites they deem to be abusive is legally and ethically troubling and, more importantly, utterly unworkable.
She embraces issues that many of her more seasoned colleagues consider unworkable or peripheral.
It is found that the viscosity increases with sand addition and mortars become unworkable when more than 40 vol% sand is added.
He said it was unworkable and $1 billion more expensive than had been previously stated.
This settlement was soon rendered unworkable by the more intransigent barons and John's almost immediate appeal to Pope Innocent against it.
