Sentence examples for politically manageable from inspiring English sources

But none of them appear to be politically manageable.

In the Spanish context, where the electorate holds the E.U. in ongoing reverence, accepting what could be euphemized as a European austerity checklist could be a politically manageable way out for the prime minister.

It's hard politically, but it's manageable where there's a will".

He will examine the parking situation in the city, make recommendations on possible zoning changes and help identify alternatives to parking in the city to help make this politically contentious issue more manageable.

"Because there are yet no agreed upon substantive principles of fairness in districting, we have no basis on which to define clear, manageable, and politically neutral standards," he wrote.

It's a reminder how crucial it is to start upping carbon taxes now, because there's such a long way to go and the increase will be much more politically plausible and economically manageable if introduced gradually.

Milo Sjardin, head of Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Asia arm, says China's stable government allows for a level of future certainty that makes massive, systemic transitions manageable and politically relevant - a key difference with the more chaotic US system.

Justice Anthony Kennedy of the Supreme Court famously opined that though gerrymandering looks unconstitutional, "we have no basis on which to define clear, manageable, and politically neutral standards". Mattingly's work may change that.

Instead they chose Lincoln Memorial, a more manageable and less politically sensitive site.

It's a manageable goal financially, perhaps not politically.

As of this moment, the expressions of cynicism -- New York is not governable, New York is not manageable, New York is not worth it -- all of these I declare politically incorrect".