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Investing in DRR for resilience would require workable, deadline-specific commitments and funds from the national governments and private sectors.

The Federal Aviation Administration FAAA), which regulates this area, intends to make commercial drones legally viable and workable by 2015, but this deadline is all-but impossible: managing the skies with this much low-level traffic is a problem people are nowhere near solving.

But the head of the UNHCR in Europe, Vincent Cochetel, said the latter deadline did not appear workable.

But given its early missteps, its crazy decision to disband the Iraqi Army, its lack of a workable plan for a political transition and its July 1 deadline for turning over sovereignty in Baghdad to Iraqis -- success is by no means assured.

The second half of "The Telling Room" goes highly meta: Paterniti temporarily moves to Guzmán with his wife and two young children, effectively embedding himself in the theater of Ambrosio's cheese war, and then returns home, missing deadline after deadline, unable to pull together a workable draft of the book.

The chances of achieving that are slowly ebbing as the Bush administration's arbitrary June 30 deadline for handing power to Iraqis approaches with no workable political architecture in sight.

A senior State Department official said the American side was surprised at a lack of specificity in an opening statement by Mr. Lavrov in Geneva, which prompted American experts to insert detailed provisions and deadlines to try to turn it into a workable plan.

INSIDE PITCH Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson continues to look for relief help before Sunday's 4 p.m. trade deadline, but there is not a lot of optimism that he will find a workable deal.... Scott Hairston, the younger brother of Jerry Hairston Jr., heard early Saturday morning that the Nationals had traded Jerry to the Milwaukee Brewers.

A demand for fast-track legislation as evidence of Athens' seriousness would extend the deadline that European leaders themselves had imposed on Greece for coming up with a workable bailout plan.

They all made it, but the deadline was followed by a drop in Malaysian stocks, reflecting investor doubts about whether the hasty unions represented workable matches.

Is "liquid democracy" workable?