Since the situations which give rise to these crises are largely untenable, U.S. options are generally poor and at best limited.
David Cameron and George Osborne have been pushing for full privatisation for the past year, but cracks in the coalition, as well as a technical concern that this still wouldn't get the agency's liabilities off the Government's balance sheet, have made that option untenable in the short term.
Even if European investors wanted to sit tight on Aaa and Aa rated credits, events have made such an option untenable.
However, the woeful shortage of organs has made this treatment option untenable for many who are eligible [ 5].
The level of debt has become untenable, but the options for reducing it are not enticing.Here's how not to do itOne example not to follow is Japan, which has suffered a long period of stagnation accompanied by ever-rising government-debt-to-GDP ratios.
As Mr. Bush realized that the sanctions he had pressed for were inadequate and his military options untenable, he turned to the C.I.A. His hope, several people involved in the program said, was to create some leverage against the Iranians, by setting back their nuclear program while sanctions continued and, more recently, oil prices dropped precipitously.
Community pressure made that option politically untenable.
They may wish that these weren't the alternatives they face, but both sides know that many Republicans would find the second option politically untenable.
The "public option" was untenable for the right; private business should not have the terms on which it can operate dictated to by government; this violates self-sovereignty.
The lack of options forces women to work under these untenable conditions because they lack alternative options to support their income generation.
