Pinot noir, the survey found, does well as an all-purpose wine: if two people at the table are eating fish and two are eating meat, pinot noir is seen as a workable compromise.
These are the reactions of a society in which men are so rarely held accountable for their heinous actions that even a violent gun death is seen as a workable alternative to actual justice.
Walmart has backed Mr. Fraser's legislation, which it sees as more workable than all-out bans.
But, although the FA has the right to impose nets on a club as part of a disciplinary hearing, the governing body does not see nets as workable and the Hillsborough Justice Campaign last night said such a move, imposing a constraint on fans, would be deeply unwelcome.
This may initially be seen as 'pre-failure' by many but as a workable classification, as well as the inferior outcomes of all subsequent options this definition is a useful one [ 5].
A government source told me: "We want workable press regulation which must not be seen as punishment for the press.
Though Thursday's vote can be seen as a modest step forward, another possible compromise floated earlier this year would have been far more workable.
It could have added OS will also be seen as the test case of whether the government's policy to create a fair trade while encouraging data owners to behave as commercial entities is workable.
For instance, comments - once a hallmark of the old Digg, and long seen as a crucial component to any social venture - are, for the moment, non-existent, because the team could not come up with a workable system on such a short timetable.
But this strategy may not be as workable as it might seem.
I see no workable distinction.
