And the Press Complaints Commission's code of conduct also provides a workable definition of public interest, which includes "preventing the public from being misled".
We are working on an initiative to develop a workable definition of the public interest for legal purposes and to review areas of legislation where public interest defences are absent or inadequate.
Aides to the Obama campaign said Sunday that Senator Biden's goal was always to strike a workable compromise between the competing interests on the bankruptcy bill, and that he was not influenced by his son's work for MBNA or the campaign donations.
The cultures of these diverse partners merge into a workable structure that aligns the interests of a wide range of specialists, and guides the management of contingencies and risks.
On Iran, Mr. Mnookin's mode of analysis leads to the conclusion that no military solution is feasible, leaving some sort of negotiation as the only workable option — "even though American vital interests are at stake and Iran perpetrates evil deeds every day".
The plan calls on rich countries to double their financial assistance to poor nations, something that Sachs insists is workable, affordable, and in the long-term interest of the developed world.
Hence, we seek a "universal" comprehensible and flexible evolutionary curriculum: easily adapted to diverse grade levels, rich in the subject areas of greatest interest and importance to teachers, workable within the demands of state testing standards and other existing structures.
However, a workable, validated antibody to a protein of interest cannot always be identified, despite extensive testing.
