Understanding science as a special kind of representation should also provide defenses against untenable black-and-white rules that rest on untested judicial assumptions or, worse, on partisan assertions by experts.
"Requiring Ms. Yates to refuse to provide such information is particularly untenable given that multiple senior administration officials have publicly described the same events.'' .
"The certification requirement at the core of H.R. 4038 is untenable and would provide no meaningful additional security for the American people, instead serving only to create significant delays and obstacles in the fulfillment of a vital program that satisfies both humanitarian and national security objectives," the White House said in a statement yesterday.
At a time when the NHS is pressurising present and future governments to provide more funding, this looks increasingly untenable.
Even if the proportional hazards assumption is untenable, a model may still provide good discrimination (see section 'Measures of discrimination'), but the calibration would need to be scrutinised.
"This leaves those doctors who are treating psychotic, condemned prisoners in an untenable position: treating the prisoner may provide short-term relief but ultimately result in his execution".
Although he argued that Schrödinger's interpretation was untenable, he admitted that matrix mechanics did not provide the Anschaulichkeit which made wave mechanics so attractive.
Placing the full burden of obtaining new consent on the publisher is untenable without providing the publisher with the specific information needed to provide sufficient transparency or to obtain the requisite specific, granular, and informed consent under the GDPR," they write.
Demographers predict that within two decades the shrinking labor force will make pension taxes and health care costs untenable, not to mention that there will not be enough workers to provide basic services for the elderly.
The Bush administration, like the Clinton administration before it, has resisted a blanket prohibition, fearing that it could impinge on future efforts to provide covert military aid in foreign conflicts where overt American assistance would be diplomatically untenable.
