These untenable positions resulted in the Colonial Secretary, Reginald Maudling, proposing a plebiscite 'to ascertain, and report on, public opinion in [NFD]' (Touval 1972, p. 183).
Ferguson, who became Godolphin's chief executive in December 2015 after holding a variety of senior roles, decided his position had become "untenable" as a result of Bin Suroor's pronouncements.
The College of Social Work, the centre of excellence for the profession, said many employees had found the role untenable as a result of "social worker bashing" in the wake of high-profile child-abuse cases.
Terry, 31, was cleared at court of that charge, but this week quit international football the day before a Football Association hearing into the matter got under way, claiming his position with England had been made "untenable" as a result.
It is untenable that search results on Google Images, as well as other engines, label people in this manner.
Although differences in response profiles and rates may make comparisons of unpooled results untenable, it may still be valid to examine patterns of association across studies if appropriate factors associated with non-response are controlled for statistically.
There is no known evolutionary mechanism that can produce such a pattern, and in my opinion this makes the PGD model untenable, regardless of the results of the Hannenhalli-Pevzner algorithm.
It is the result of an untenable status quo involving the corrosive dominion of one people over another.
We found that "such a result would be untenable, and that nothing in the legislative history or text of § 602 supports such an interpretation". Id.; see also 2 Paul Goldstein, Goldstein on Copyright § 7.6.1, at 142 (3d ed.2007) (criticizing the approach in BMG Music and Scorpio).
"This would result in an untenable anomaly.
The result is an untenable choice between delivering the CX consumers want versus writing off substantial investments.
