Numerous countries agree that a monitoring mechanism for the convention — one that includes civil society participation ensures the publication of reports and guarantees countries are visited by government peers — is not only workable but effective.
Second, Mokpo and the love motels, as odd and inappropriate as they might seem to the high fliers of Formula One, were not only workable, but Mokpo — a vacation town — had done all it could to greet Formula One, even staging a street festival with several sound stages and live bands to coincide with the Grand Prix.
One of the reasons Menotti must have found the city of Charleston attractive for a festival setting was not only its faded elegance but the number of workable theatres that he could find within the historic district's intimate confines.
Cardboard and paper are not only inexpensive, readily available, and workable with simple tools but, when properly prepared, have also proved to be remarkably durable.
Along the way compromises have to be made in order to end up with a workable system that is not only able to come up with good signal timings, but is also able to deliver them on time.
Listeners may find Mr. Parks's aesthetic not only workable but also viscerally appealing.
While permanent-magnet motors are the most popular type used in electric and hybrid drive systems — an estimated 90 percent of today's electric vehicles use this design, said Kevin Riddell, an analyst with LMC Automotive — they are not the only workable design.
The three-judge panel noted that the Energy Department was not claiming that Yucca was unsafe or that there was anything wrong with the 86,000-page 86,000-page, but wapplicationnly that the site was "not a workabut option".
But Ms Gibbs said that was not a "workable solution".
Still, it was not a workable solution and has backfired.
