Material things are also not workable for this exercise because they are not the kinds of values we are talking about.
In our opinion the dichotomous 'completely religiousmerely religiously associated' standard provides no workable guide to the exercise of discretion.
On respondents' challenges to the NLRB orders, the Court of Appeals denied enforcement, holding that the NLRB standard failed to provide a workable guide for the exercise of its discretion and that the NLRB's assumption of jurisdiction was foreclosed by the Religion Clauses of the First Amendment.
Now Eleanor Robson of the Oriental Institute at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom, has a more mundane answer: The tablet was probably a teacher's guide, used to provide workable numbers for student exercises involving right triangles.
What was held sacred was a principle of exclusive legal jurisdiction that not a single European state exercises today, and that neither a Palestinian state nor Israel would be able to exercise under any workable peace agreement.
While most of the allotted time in the final workshop was dedicated to putting in place workable guidelines for good journalistic practice, I provided additional presentations, case studies, exercises and examples of how codes of conduct are formulated, what other countries' media had adopted as ethical standards, and how such codes can be implemented.
This provides a legitimate and workable strategy to elicit consistent performance responses on exercise of this duration and intensity.
However, in Re Hay's ST, Megarry VC held that, exercised properly, this sort of agreement could be administratively workable, and would not be immediately void.
In 2007 a Donor Mapping exercise has been conducted which did not yet lead to a workable approach for improved coordination.
"I am sure that exercising that responsibility well will wind up with a result that is workable for everybody," he said.
