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"If you've got two campaigns essentially arguing the economic and financial viability of Scotland then it broadens the base, it makes that case stronger," Pringle explained.
Despite delivering well-aimed punches on Darling's lack of detail about future tax powers and Scotland's viability outside the UK, the first minister flailed on his "plan B" proposals for a currency now that the UK parties had vetoed a deal on the pound, relying on poorly judged quips about no campaigners worrying about aliens invading Scotland.
The short oration, which begins, "Four score and seven years ago", is remembered as a momentous reflection on what the Civil War meant for the survival of United States and the viability of liberty.
Coca-Cola Femsa would not confirm that, but said: "we are currently evaluating the viability of our operations, with the primary consideration being the safety of our personnel".
"Accepting the limitations of NHS resources, and the inter-dependencies of care which make providing an equitable service a challenge of viability as well as one of principle, every effort should be made to ensure that the standard of care a patient receives, their experience of it and the outcome as a result, are not impacted by the day of the week".
The group plans to return to Parliament Square for one weekend each month until the general election in May 2015, arguing that the fence poses a "significant risk to the viability of this plan".
Brčko is likely to remain a one-off, but its postwar history can teach us about the viability of "shared" cities in countries riven by ethnic conflict.
Neil Leitch, the chief executive of the Pre-school Learning Alliance, raised concerns about the financial viability of the offer and how it will be delivered.
The harsh treatment of Greece is prompted by the fearful over-indebted German banks, whose financial viability would be threatened by a Greek default.
The chief executive of another leading provider says he is taking a two-to-three year view on future viability , but will need to see solid signs of a change in prospects within the next 18 months.
He said in his report that, should the prospects for a settlement 'remain elusive at the time of the submission of my next report, it would be my intention to ask my personal envoy to reassess the situation and the viability of the mandate'.
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The word "viability" functions primarily as a noun , denoting the state or quality of being viable. It describes the capacity of something to survive, succeed, or function effectively. As Ludwig AI highlights, the word describes the ability of something to be successful or to sustain itself.
Expression frequency: Very common
