Sentence examples for untenable act from inspiring English sources

The Kolong River which once used to be a prize possession for the people of the state in general and for the people of Nagaon in particular, is presently gasping on its death-bed because of the ruthless and untenable act perpetrated on it in the name of engineering solution to the increasing flood hazard attributed to it in the aftermath of the great Assam earthquake of 1950.

The involvement of doctors to help you to kill yourself would make the policing of the act untenable.

If he did, such an audit would immediately make the position of section 58 of the 2000 act untenable.

Congress, it seems, has arrived at the unhappy moment when it's politically untenable to condemn acts of discrimination and violence against some 7 million of the Americans it purportedly represents.  .

Which seemed to Chris like an act of untenable self-discipline".

To Senate supporters of NSA reform, the letter was further evidence that McConnell's preference to extend the Patriot Act is untenable.

So we have to ask ourselves, is Feingold's move actually good politics?" And Cooper says no, it isn't: "There must be a political consensus to move ahead with such acts — either untenable revulsion even by one's own party as was the case with Nixon (who jumped before getting pushed).

By this time, Woods says, he found his personal situation within the bank untenable; while the bank acted on one level to protect itself from the federal investigation into its shortcomings, on another, it rounded on the man who had been among the first to spot them.

This is untenable; the new government must act swiftly to arrest this decline or risk a crisis in both health and social care.

Additionally, it would place emergency medical technicians in the untenable position of having to act as immigration enforcement officers rather than healers.

Also, the physical act of it became untenable.