Mr. Hamdan's sentence immediately provoked a new discussion of the viability of the system here.
Unable to convince Starbucks' founders of the viability of a concept as novel as coffee bars in Seattle, Schultz left the company in 1985.
It also recommends that an assessment be made of the viability of a model that would exempt lawyers from the requirement for a three-year degree.
"If there isn't going to be enough money to compete beyond Iowa and New Hampshire," he said, "that goes to the heart of the viability question.
Eight years ago, labor and management as well as the National Mediation Board evaluated the question of the viability of the law.
As president of the students' union, he persuaded the vice-chancellor, Asa Briggs, of the viability of raising funds for new student housing.
She quotes studies of the viability of growing meat in sunlight-fuelled "bio-reactors" placed in desert areas: the reduction in resources is staggering.
It's cool either way; just don't lie, because opinions about brunch are one of the strongest indicators of the viability of an adult friendship.
But this is much harder now because of the viability tests that give … developers a chance to avoid our affordable housing targets.
There is isn't a crisis – yet – just a gradual paring back of the viability of bus services, which ought to concern us more than it seems to.
He describes the independent appraisal of the viability assessment, produced for Greenwich council, as "six pages of discussion with no analysis of the figures.
