But European officials have already pared back the rules significantly and conceded that the original approach was unworkable because of the prospect of retaliatory trade measures.
This produced a hunting economy providing food and great quantities of bone, horn, skin, sinews, and, while the mammoth lasted, ivory; with it grew new technologies exploiting the unique properties of materials hitherto unworkable because of their hardness.
However, the health secretary said this UK-wide approach would "pass the buck to Westminster", and Alcohol Focus Scotland said it was unworkable because of the difficulty of calculating production costs.
Although Shea seriously considered the idea, it proved to be unworkable because of the difficulties of hooking up a fourth communications loop for Shea.
However, SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster has dismissed a 16-team league as "unworkable" because of the reduced number of fixtures.
For example, allowing the explicitly declaration delimiter = ' ' as the delimiter for arrays and matrix elements, although apparently simple, has proved to be unworkable because of XML's normalisation of whitespace.
Although we were able to conduct detailed titrations of reduced RfBP using BA-1, BA-2, and TA-1, comparable experiments with rRNase proved to be unworkable because of the consistent onset of light scattering as the titration progressed.
-- seemed daunting or unworkable to one of them, the other became the motivator.
That proved unworkable because of the cost and the technological limitations of Midway Stadium.
The failure of reductionism doesn't mark the failure of science, but only the replacement of an ultimately unworkable set of assumptions by more appropriate styles of explanation that study complexity at its own level and respect the influences of unique histories.
I am glad to see support for this deeply flawed piece of legislation dissipating, but let us be clear: ENDA is not suddenly unworkable because of the Hobby Lobby decision.
