Sentence examples for plan is viable from inspiring English sources

Yet foreign advisers in Juba have publicly doubted that the plan is viable.

First, it committed £75m in the last rescue and so would be reluctant to call time if the turnaround plan is viable.

The Department for Education has also concluded that Durand's innovative cost plan is viable – as reflected in the school's funding agreement with the Secretary of State.

But Mr. Masch and others in Philadelphia expressed caution, noting that the new financing, while critical in the short run, does not answer the question of whether Edison's business plan is viable in the long run.

"If they do get the bridge loans, we think that maybe with the exception of Chrysler, we think that their plan is viable," Craig Cather, the founder and chief executive of CSM, told members of the Automotive Press Association.

"How do we know this plan is viable 25 years down the line?" Ms. Miner said, adding, "We might simply be financing another liability that we will not be able to pay".

The move effectively delayed Syria's suspension, suggesting that the league still believed its plan was viable, despite a death toll this month that activists put at nearly 400.

Judge Lane said that regardless of the legal proceedings, the restructuring plan was viable because it had received the broad backing of creditors and shareholders, as well as unions representing pilots, flight attendants and mechanics.

The agency only recently became convinced that the alternative stormwater plan was viable, he added.

A local consortium has been formed but the shortage of money is so acute that Madden is warning the club will fold before they have had a chance to inspect the disastrous accounts and consider whether any plans are viable.

HBOS ripostes that it provided banking services to EHR, not Farepak, and says pointedly that none of the management's rescue plans was viable "given the absence of any additional funding from the owners of EHR".