Sentence examples for would be tenable from inspiring English sources

Without proof of such an intention, I do not consider that such a charge would be tenable".

"Without proof of such an intention, I do not consider that such a charge would be tenable," he stated.

All of this would be tenable if four-year universities produced students that entered the market labor-ready.

Sikkes et al. [ 26] also showed that a single dimensional structure would be tenable, despite a high correlation between two hinted factors in their analysis using a graded item response theory (IRT) model.

Would that be tenable in a political context?

It enables fast-moving animals to exploit fluctuating resources and to settle in areas where life would not be tenable for animals incapable of rapid travel.

We therefore conclude that a regulatory approach, in which the U.S. EPA compels the submission of raw data for all studies reviewed for rule making on pesticides and chemicals, would not be tenable.

On the former point, although it is clear that a regulation mandating energy efficiency retrofits in existing homes would not be tenable, the magnitude of the economic and public health benefits indicates that creative public policies to encourage retrofits (e.g., low-interest loans or tax deductions) may be warranted.

Indeed, if this were a civil case, Bonds's defense would probably not be tenable.

If the conflicting implications from two sections of the same statute were present in a regulatory scheme which was to stand by itself, rather than to be superimposed on procedures such as contempt hearings and institutions such as the grand jury, the Court's conclusion would at least be tenable.

The Pentagon has been generally supportive of the INF treaty but defense secretary James Mattis warned other Nato ministers earlier this month it would no longer be tenable if Russia did not withdraw its Novator ground-based missile, which the US has argued for nearly four years violates the INF range restrictions.