Sentence examples for nonviable from inspiring English sources

At each caucus, any candidate who does not gain the support of a certain percentage of the attendees — typically, fifteen per cent — is considered nonviable, and supporters may disband and align with other candidates.

A year after the genocide, a World Bank team came through Rwanda to survey its economic condition and prospects, and in summing up its findings one of the team members told a Kagame adviser, "Rwanda is a nonviable country".

In its opinion, which Justice Kennedy joined, the court said it would permit restrictions that did not impose an "undue burden," defined in the opinion as "a state regulation that has the purpose or effect of placing a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion of a nonviable fetus".

In an interview, Dr. Pollack explained that training and magnification may be needed to distinguish between a nit that houses a live embryo and one that is nonviable, empty or dead.

It meant attempting to rezone low-lying areas as "nonviable" — and then turning them over to large-scale developers: a post-flood, backdoor route to old-fashioned urban renewal.

The negotiators in Dublin appear to be focusing on the banks — the winding down of nonviable lenders and, potentially, the revamping and recapitalization of viable institutions — rather than Ireland's fiscal situation.

But it said market valuation showed that equity in state banks had been "virtually wiped out," and that Slovenian banks that were nonviable should be wound down, with holders of subordinated debt and lower-ranked capital instruments absorbing losses.

Afghan officials are expected to present a plan to the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank this week that would, in essence, put Kabul Bank into receivership, separating its viable parts from the nonviable parts and allowing the Central Bank to recoup some losses by selling off assets from borrowers who have not paid back their loans.

What, you say you would let the mother and the nonviable child die?

Judge Lee Yeakel of United States District Court in Austin declared that "the act's admitting-privileges provision is without a rational basis and places a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion of a nonviable fetus".

3. Represent constraints by equations or inequalities, and by systems of equations and/or inequalities, and interpret solutions as viable or nonviable options in a modeling context.