Sentence examples for unworkable to try from inspiring English sources

Kagan and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. told a House subcommittee there are practical and constitutional reasons it would be unworkable to try to apply the code of conduct that governs other federal judges to the Supreme Court.

Douglas maintained that it was "impractical, unwise and unworkable" for the government to try to directly regulate the thousands of brokers, dealers and specialists of all of the stock markets, which were decentralized, said Joel Seligman, the leading historian of the commission and author of "The Transformation of Wall Street" (Aspen Publishers, 2003).

He believed this required him to "try and serve two masters", a situation he found "unworkable".

He has largely kept to the shadows, using his considerable talents to try to persuade the ayatollah of the need to reform an unworkable system that has run deep into social and economic trouble.To some extent, his strategy has paid off.

Mr Klima's second choice is to try to form a minority government, but this is widely regarded as unworkable and likely to result in new elections within a year.

"That approach is complex enough as a sovereign decision, and it could be unworkable if we try to do it with a universal UN rule," he says.

However, he only gets an Honorable Mention for doing so, since in Colorado they've found even the new position unworkable (and are trying to pass some sort of alternative banking scheme to fix the problem).

Their program proved unworkable, and Charles tried to resume power on terms already rejected by the Estates.

If the secretary of state for health is serious about protecting young people and the harm done to them by sexting and cyberbullying he needs to stop trying to scapegoat tech companies with unworkable solutions.

What comes naturally to locals seems unworkable to visitors.

-- seemed daunting or unworkable to one of them, the other became the motivator.