Sentence examples for viable blueprint from inspiring English sources

Ricardo's Law offers a viable blueprint for the achievement of a more just and inclusive society to any politician or party that really cares.

Braun called Weise, who was the manager of Liechtenstein at the time, and instructed him to come up with a more viable blueprint.

Alas, they tend to be volcanoes.Even once a viable blueprint for the structure of a seastead is produced, the technical challenges are not over.

I'm not proposing it as a work of leftist agitprop – it remains, after all, a giant billboard for a multinational company – or suggesting it offers a viable blueprint for post-neoliberal civics.

Hearing 29 Bachrach-David songs one after another only makes you realize how limited their range has been, how bland their musical and lyrical palettes are and how little interest they have shown in venturing away from a commercially viable blueprint.

He thinks Jonathan's got a blueprint for something viable.

Catastrophic cells are large and non-viable cells with a compromised nuclear blueprint leading eventually to cell death [ 8].

"There is no blueprint to know whether community-run libraries are viable and sustainable," he said.

Dr Haass said he continues to believe the final blueprint he negotiated with the Stormont parties is viable.

If such a project were to go beyond blueprints, it could prevent the creation of a viable, contiguous Palestinian state.

By 1991, however, the plan was no longer viable, though many of its projects were incorporated in a more comprehensive blueprint for the future of the agency as a whole.