Sentence examples for tenable policy from inspiring English sources

He added, "This is not a tenable policy for China or for the world economy".

Significantly, a lot of the Labour grassroots are now backing a second referendum, and there's a general vibe on the left that "#FBPE people are the fucking worst" is not a tenable policy position.

The past 15 years of research on vaccines in low income countries, however, have shown that this assumption is not a tenable basis for vaccination policy 1 2 3 4; vaccines might have important non-specific effects.

"What this announcement clearly shows is that the Australian government has finally acknowledged that Australia's offshore processing policy is not tenable and Australia's centres on Nauru and Manus Island must be urgently emptied and closed".

Like an alcoholic whose first step is to recognize he has a problem, we need to accept that the current policies are not tenable.

Ms. Lagarde also called for more fiscal integration among euro members, saying, "it is not tenable for 17 completely independent fiscal policies to sit alongside one monetary policy".

The growing and dreary list of Americans and others currently detained by China, its deployment of greater numbers of missiles opposite Taiwan, and the vitriolic rhetoric of some of its officials and media against American "global designs" have conveniently made Mr. Bush's policy shift seem more tenable.

That policy has become less tenable as the field of candidates has shrunk.

For America, the strategic ambiguity in its status-quo Iran policy is no longer tenable.

In common with innovation theorists, they recognise that the concept of a self-contained national innovation system is no longer tenable either empirically or as a policy objective.

Informal conversations are understood to have taken place among institutional investors – who own BSkyB shares on behalf of pensioners or holders of life insurance policies – about whether Murdoch's position is tenable while the hacking investigations take place.