The French economy, which is running an annual deficit of 4.5 percent, staggers under the costs of an increasingly untenable welfare state that the Socialist helped bring into being.
"The presence of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in our midst is untenable," the state argued in a legal brief.
The violence smothering Mexican politics and society has grown untenable, the state's reaction impossible to justify.
"Defaulting to a series of temporary extensions of the program would be untenable for states and the millions of children who rely on the program," the governors said in letters to President Bush and Congress.
In situations where resources are less than optimal, or transfer to a facility that supports TOLAC is untenable, ACOG states that "respect for patient autonomy supports the concept that patients should be allowed to accept increased levels of risk, however, patients should be clearly informed of such potential increase in risk and management alternatives" [ 13].
Within the context of statehood, this difficulty is somewhat eased as it is largely untenable for any state to demand that millions of its citizens should be allowed to become citizens of another state.
"Cities are in untenable dilemma between state law and federal law," City Attorney Pamela Thomspon told Patch.
This week, a pair of governors called for something that just two years ago might have been politically untenable: permanent targeted state tax increases on the rich.
But the difficulty – the special British Brexit difficulty – is that what's untenable in the States is legally impossible here.
"It is increasingly untenable for abolitionist states to contribute to the funding of law enforcement-led counter-narcotics programmes in Iran due to skyrocketing drug-related executions in Iran," Maya Foa, director of Reprieve's death penalty team, told the Guardian on the sidelines of the sixth World Congress Against the Death Penalty in Oslo.
