Sentence examples for viable transition from inspiring English sources

In 1958, the West Indies Federation was formed, with the aim of helping to provide a viable transition to independence for 12 British colonial possessions of the Caribbean.

It is also watching a meeting of opposition groups set for this Saturday, which officials said could offer hope that the opposition — disorganized and lacking in leaders after decades of repression — is developing a viable transition plan.

Natural gas is environmentally friendly and is the cleanest (closest to being carbon neutral), and in most cases the most economically viable "transition fuel" to a "Clean Tech" economy.

So instead of acting as a barrier that slows migration away from gas, the discussion of stranded assets creates an opportunity to bring California stakeholders to the table to develop proactive strategies that support a cost-effective, equitable and politically viable transition away from legacy infrastructure.

Instead of arguing about lifting the moratorium, or fighting a wind farm, if we instead assembled the smartest minds to create a "blue ribbon" commission, we could develop a viable transition strategy.

Clinton said in Berlin there could be no viable political transition until Gaddafi left power.

Hydrogen exports can offer an economically viable energy transition option for oil and gas producing countries that large developing countries would find attractive.

In addition, the extension of the budding yeast cell cycle model by elimination of such hazards increases the number of viable state transitions to correctly arrive at the M phase from the G2 phase, which allows the proposed model to have about 10% greater timing robustness.

Developing efficient and economic viable energy conversion systems for a transition to a low carbon economy represents a key issue of the modern society.

This lack of H2O tolerance represents a significant practical barrier to the uptake of FLP catalysis by the broader chemical community that must be overcome if FLPs are truly to become viable alternatives to transition metal hydrogenation catalysts.

Organoindium reagents are also viable nucleophiles in transition-metal-catalyzed biaryl formation, prompting the group of Sarandeses to investigate atroposelective variants of these reactions.