Sentence examples for viable program from inspiring English sources

When it comes to crocodiles, only Australia seems to have devised a viable program.

"We're allowing it to go on without a viable program in place".

It was arguably the collapse of the cold war blocs, far more than the end of decolonization, that allowed international human rights to emerge as a viable program, rather than merely a propaganda tool employed by antagonistic political systems.

In Great Neck, where foreign language instruction doesn't begin until sixth grade, the parent-teacher council president, Pam Fogel, said there is a definite interest within the community in starting instruction earlier, but that "it's been difficult finding a viable program within the time frame" of the school day.

With Jerusalem off-limits to the Jews, rabbinic ideology and practice, which were not dependent on the Temple, priesthood, or political independence for their vitality, provided a viable program for autonomous community life and thus filled the vacuum created by the suppression of all other Jewish leadership.

Texas, which did not have an astronomy program, approached Frost for advice, and this opened the door in 1932 to a cooperative agreement between the Universities of Chicago and Texas whereby an 82-inch (208-cm) reflector would be built in western Texas and be operated by Yerkes until Texas could build a viable program in astronomy, at which time the observatory would be used jointly.

Technocratic organizations sprang up across the United States and western Canada, but the technocracy movement was weakened by its failure to develop politically viable programs for change, and support was lost to the New Deal and third-party movements.

To remain economically viable, programs must set fees high enough to cover costs, maintain full enrollment, and collect fees (or publicly funded vouchers in lieu of fees) in full and on time.

Some NGOs have run viable programs to help them reintegrate, but the reality is, these children have committed crimes like rape and murder, and aren't welcomed back with hugs and parties.

However, membership numbers of these associations are often insufficient to enable viable programs on a regular basis [ 28].

Did Iraq have a viable nuclear program?