Sentence examples for viable programme from inspiring English sources

His socialism, though, is more a matter of faith than a viable programme.

A viable programme for managing globalisation would recognise that every country must balance the autonomy it desires with the cooperation it needs.

A failing state will continue to fail until it has a government that can offer the country a viable programme for the future.

Some partners, more than others, feel they have fully internalised BP as a viable programme; several fear the loss of facilitator commitments if payments are no longer there, as these workers are often low-salaried or volunteer workers for whom the funds, however small, signal value.

Not just tearing things down without a viable rebuilding programme.

He cites Fiji, Kenya and Samoa as teams who do not have a home leg of the Series but who have a "very viable sevens programme".

A viable screening programme requires accurate identification of women at high risk early in the disease process, and effective interventions to modify risk, and improve outcomes [ 14].

Ms. Rozga added that with the Young Reporters Network still growing – through community and national radio, the Internet and the new Voices of Youth Kiswahili platform – it can become a viable, sustainable programme.

There must be viable social programmes, for one thing (and the government appears to be moving in that direction, though only time will tell how successful they will be).

Originally financed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, Rutan is now working with the Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson on a viable space tourism programme.

As visa restrictions and a weak post-graduation economic outlook continue to depress numbers, business schools are going to need to think hard about how to keep their MBA programmes viable.