Sentence examples for workable regime from inspiring English sources

Then again, of course, this was also true under the October 2011 rules and the perfectly workable regime that was in place before that.

As one senior postal manager puts it, "If the commission can't deliver a workable regime for the industry, it will be a failure for the entire single-market project".Related topics European Commission European Union Partnerships Joint ventures CompaniesIt could also, paradoxically, reduce the extent to which Europe benefits from the growth of electronic commerce.

Developed economies need rules governing investment, a system of secured lending that makes it easy for creditors to take a broad range of assets as collateral and a workable tax regime.

Limited but workable government.

Mr MacAskill said the consultation would seek views on how to make the new licensing regime workable, proportionate and how to help the police tackle inappropriate ownership and use of air weapons.

Looking globally, Rimmer says there will be a lot of discussion as to whether the TPP's labour rights enforcement regime will be effective and workable.

It is also shown that the outage performance can be significantly improved especially in high SNR regime, and the more the workable relay-aided nodes take part in relay aiding, the better system performance can be got.

Free-market ideas — anathema at the time of the revolution — are finally becoming mainstream in Iran, Tabibian says, as the Islamic regime has repeatedly failed to find workable alternatives.

Until now, the Islamic Republic has had a propaganda heyday among devout Arabs, depicting itself as a virtuous state with a workable level of democracy — just enough to give the regime legitimacy and stability.

Russia proposes to work with the Assad regime and the UN secretariat to lay out a "workable, precise and concrete" disarmament plan with a timetable but no enforcement mechanism.

In the course of analyzing the law of abandonment and offering a qualified defense of the practice, the paper provides the first workable definition of resource abandonment, develops a taxonomy of existing regimes, suggests that the abandonment of positive-value real and intellectual property is surprisingly widespread, and analyzes the costs and benefits associated with abandonment.