Sentence examples for politically doable from inspiring English sources

It isn't politically doable".

It's simple, politically doable and highly progressive.

Mr Bush's agenda combines the incremental and the radical, the sensible and the reckless, the politically doable and the impossible.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I could be wrong, but I very much doubt it would have happened without 9/11, which made it politically doable.

This benefit, together with the prospect of normalized ties between Israel and Syria, might prove attractive to members of Israel's security establishment who have long viewed a deal with Syria as both politically doable and strategically vital.

And there aren't any other options, and neither option, frankly, in 1994 was politically doable in that Congress, and maybe not in the country by the time the interest groups got through mangling on it.

These seem like minimal acts — little more than gestures, perhaps — but eminently doable and even politically practical.

Much of the rest of the world -- where materials are scarce, markets are nonexistent and the threat of social disruption constant -- needs art to be portable, politically dynamic and just plain doable day by day.

"But if somebody comes up with this and it's politically acceptable … if it's doable and it gets capacity out of the market then we would take a very hard look at it.

It's doable technically; the question is whether it's doable politically or not.

But doable.