Sentence examples for workable objective from inspiring English sources

The truth is that nobody today has a workable objective basis for judging new art, and so the artists who are most widely admired tend to function, more or less unwittingly, as an informal academy of the permanent avant-garde.

Pinckney's narrator, who has tinctures of another fictional Chicago dreamer, Augie March, is engaged in that great comic picaresque struggle, which is to bring the busy inside of his head into workable alignment with objective reality: "I'd lived my life camping out in other people's stories, waiting for my own to begin, but unable to get out of the great head and into my actual".

It will now be up to Mr. Bush and his advisers to translate these sometimes conflicting objectives into workable policies.

3.42pm: I've just received this response from Richard Benyon, the UK's fisheries Minister: The EFRA Committee share our goal to eliminate discards and we all want clear objectives and workable measures introduced to ensure they work effectively in practice.

A.I.S.E. is leading the pilot on household liquid laundry detergents over the period 2013 2016 with the objective of developing workable product category rules (PEFCRs) to guide the PEF calculations.

In preparation for writing the procurement specification for the ITER vertical target PFCs, a programme of work is underway with the objective of defining workable acceptance criteria for the PFC armour joints.

The present studies have been exploratory to assess how far it is worth pursuing the objective of a workable routine water cluster beam.

"We are interested to hear more about how the principle of establishing an entity based on a national park objectives could be transposed into a workable structure for London".

But the headline on the Tory leader has to be that he failed in the key objective of any opposition – to win a workable majority in the House of Commons.

Rather, academic institutions must demonstrate "that available, workable race-neutral alternatives do not suffice" to achieve their objectives.

"The first three were workable for us, but the last was so outlandish that most rational and objective persons would likely conclude that your team was negotiating in bad faith".