Sentence examples for workable policy from inspiring English sources

The public's wishes don't leave room for any workable policy.

Translating that into workable policy and practice, however, means there's a long way to go.

President Obama has agreed that Iran cannot be contained, and thus that patience is not a workable policy.

Its inquiry group then needed time to gather further evidence to come up with workable policy proposals, the regulator said.

There is enough difficulty in deciding how to weave workable policy into high degrees of uncertainty without crossing bright lines of misrepresentation.

"It's not clear to me that the administration has a workable policy," Senator Susan Collins, a Maine Republican on the Intelligence Committee, said last week.

The next test will be to choose ministers who can translate his promises into workable policies.

They can pile up the criticism and the protest votes without having to produce workable policies of their own.

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

But shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said the report showed the Government had "no workable policies" to meet its promise and that its immigration policy was in "complete disarray".

This report shows the Government has no workable policies to meet that promise and David Cameron is not being straight with the British people.