Instead, he alluded obliquely to a feeling among many foreign policy analysts and some administration officials that it could be six months before it was possible to say whether the Iraqis had established a workable government that could lead to a gradual American disengagement.
Appropriate internal controls and practical "metrics" for identifying proprietary trading are central to a workable and effective administration of the regulation.
In a major decision that the ethanol industry called "workable," the Obama Administration ruled that carbon emissions from deforestation abroad should count in determining the carbon footprint of biofuels.
"It's not clear to me that the administration has a workable policy," Senator Susan Collins, a Maine Republican on the Intelligence Committee, said last week.
But the first-day verdict on the Dow Jones average went in the right direction for Mr. Geithner this time, up nearly 7percentt and 500 points, in contrast to the precipitous slide after Mr. Geithner's first effort, when his inability to explain in any detail how the program would work left Wall Street jittery about whether the administration had a workable plan.
Second, in our view, Miranda, as it has been developed and tailored and refined by this court, has proven workable, and its benefits to the administration of justice have been repeatedly emphasized by this court and documented by the court.
[Excerpts, Page A24.] He said that by giving police and courts clear rules for handling confessions, Miranda "has proven workable, and its benefits to the administration of justice have been repeatedly emphasized by this court and documented by this court".
In lieu of a workable national education law, the Obama administration gave states waivers that allowed them to avoid NCLB's strictest consequences in exchange for agreeing to implement policies favored by the White House.
The absence of a shared identity is a main reason the Bush administration has failed to construct workable national institutions in Iraq.
