Sentence examples for politically unworkable from inspiring English sources
Mr Hamilton believes geo- engineering is a bad idea: politically unworkable, hubristic and ethically dubious.
Critics of the more transparent House plan, which avoids statistical manipulation by ethnicity or income, say it is politically unworkable.
But the site, a two-hour drive northwest of Las Vegas, proved scientifically unsound and politically unworkable.
But before surpluses emerged in the budget, there seemed no way to construct a reform that didn't inflict so much pain that it would be politically unworkable.
And several Republican senators have supported legislation threatening to defund the United Nations unless the Security Council reverses the terms of the resolution, which Council diplomats say would be politically unworkable.
Industry analysts believe this could present a substantial challenge, given that measures such as cutting the work force or closing inefficient plants would be politically unworkable for any new owners, just as they have been for I.R.I.
They say it is politically motivated, unworkable or unnecessary.
Nigel Lawson told the cabinet that the tax was "completely unworkable and politically catastrophic", penalising 44% of the electorate.
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates called Tokyo's desire to reopen debate about the location of U.S. bases in Okinawa "counterproductive" and the alternatives to current plans "politically untenable and operationally unworkable".
To look, as many Indians do, at Pakistan from such heights of ambition is to look at a struggling neighbor, economically reliant on International Monetary Fund handouts and politically blocked by the unworkable ideologies of Islam and a hyperactive military.
Lawson bluntly told the rest of the cabinet that the poll tax was "completely unworkable and politically catastrophic" in a cabinet committee memorandum in May 1985 which he later described as "the most strongly worded attack" he had launched on any policy proposal while he was in government.
