Sentence examples for viable administration from inspiring English sources

A | If Labour is clearly ahead, Cameron would be expected to vacate Downing Street, leaving Mr Miliband with the task of assembling a viable administration.

The frustration and weariness are understandable: while the ship of government has languished in the doldrums, its crew have given the impression of being keener to make each other walk the plank than to plot a joint course towards a viable administration.

The leading members of Syria's external opposition may wear smart suits and speak forcefully, but they fail to gather the support required to build a viable administration.

And in the Rockies, another source of untapped gas, additional pipelines would be needed to make viable the administration's plans for a surge of exploration.

She said: "In three weeks, if Labour and the SNP have more MPs than Cameron, is Miliband really going to say he won't work with us?" On Friday, Miliband denied he would be dependent on the support of the SNP to run a viable minority Labour administration.

This might be explained by the fact that ANO6 needs a strong increase of intracellular Ca2+ (50–100  μM) to mediate chloride conductance, which may only occur under pathological conditions such as apoptosis but not in viable cells upon administration of UTP.

Whether the combination of fenofibrate and anti-VEGF agents will be viable for co-administration would need to be examined.

But coming clean and admitting that you can't pay your loans is a viable option for an administration that has run out of other options.

Only if that plan is deemed viable by the Obama administration will Chrysler qualify for the additional $6 billion in federal help.

Mr Brent says he will still decide by Friday  whether a bid to take the club out of administration is viable.

The high proteolytic stability confers knottins with the ability to survive the harsh conditions of the gut, thus making these molecules viable candidates for oral administration (Wong et al., 2012; Thell et al., 2016).