The idea that clubs opt in and out of national leagues is actually unworkable, you would just get weak national AND weak regional leagues.
If other remedies were unworkable, "The state should face the necessity of actually taking over, owning, and managing directly" all "industries in which it is impossible to maintain effectively competitive conditions".
"Ordinarily resident is a phrase which sounds good common sense, but when it comes down to actually implementing it the policy is often unworkable," Mr Gee said.
But actually the real reason why the site was unworkable was architectural: it required applicants to open an account and let the site verify their identity, residence, and income before they could browse for insurance.
But the ban was unworkable and was lifted after the boys replied that it was actually the ladies, not the lattes, that made them "less active in the sports of Venus".
In 2040, after the neoliberal economic paradigm became so unworkable that it imploded under its own weight, the question of what an economy should actually exist for was broached for the first time in decades.
Composting guidelines, for example, proved unworkable for some farmers; they required such frequent turnings of piles (to kill potential pathogens) that some actually caught fire.
The Bush administration's deliberate incompetence -- after all, you can't make people actually want to get rid of the programs they depend on unless you make them unworkable -- made this miasma even worse.
In fact, the scheme may well prove unworkable, not least because British industry feels it is being unfairly treated in comparison with France and Germany, which are actually calling for emission allowances that would exceed their emissions of several years' back.
The Constitution actually replaced an earlier document, the Articles of Confederation, that created a government so weak it was unworkable.
