Sentence examples for workable instruments from inspiring English sources
The neoclassical world is far from reality, however, and therefore workable instruments have to be developed with respect to technology, transaction costs and social acceptance.
There is hope – there is real hope – that if only the Government would accept that small change of name all parties in the House of Commons without exception might try to make the Bill a practical workable instrument, for what the second reading debates have shown is that there is really next to no opposition in the House of Commons to Home Rule itself.
"We are deeply concerned that opening up these recommendations to renegotiation in Durban risks unraveling balanced compromises already made," the authors of this week's letter to Clinton wrote, "and could foreclose agreement on a workable governing instrument".
But, as I have already pointed out, the instruments have to be made workable and need to be adapted.
But the difficulty in finding a workable design for the spacecraft's lidar instrument means its total budget will now top 590m euros (£500m).
Any workable solution needs to acknowledge that an artisanal instrument is not a mass-produced object: it has a unique history and character.
Is "liquid democracy" workable?
Most locations are workable.
