It is not clear, however, that consumers would be better off if sport had its own blanket exemption.A lot rests on the idea that stricter competitive balance is vital to the long-term viability of professional sports.
Economic viability of professional urban agriculture is the key requirement for additional social, environmental, and landscape functions within urban areas.
The game was a nationally televised vehicle for the W.N.B.A., which, as Ackerman concedes, has an uphill climb in establishing its viability on the professional sports landscape.
Changes in technology and the economy can also affect our professional viability.
Some, regardless of obvious inequalities in the Heineken Cup qualification structure which fast-tracked several Pro12 sides into Europe's elite tournament while their English and French neighbours sweated their backsides off on a weekly basis, lost sight of the bigger picture: the future viability of the entire professional club game itself.
Its predecessor, the Women's United Soccer Association, folded in 2003 after three years and about $100 million in losses, raising questions about the viability of a women's professional soccer league in the United States.
Since laws vary, it is important to talk with a financial professional about the viability of obtaining a collateral loan with the use of your pension as security.
In 1945, the AAFC took advantage of the new viability of air travel to place professional football's first teams in Florida (the Miami Seahawks) and California (the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Dons).
To appeal to them, Mr. Bradley is taking a major risk of campaigning there for five days, a step that will invite political pundits and professionals to question the viability of his candidacy if he fails to produce a big turnout.
Differences in management strategies and decisions regarding viability by a range of healthcare professionals present at delivery are likely to be responsible for the wide variations in delivery outcome of extremely preterm infants.
