Example collocations logo

Feasible in sentence

426 examples of Feasible in a sentence

Unfortunately, in the short run it is seldom politically feasible to reduce significantly the number and effect of undesirable laws and regulations.
But opening those markets is feasible only if the authorities eliminate the perception that exchange-rate movements are a one-way proposition.
Skeptics doubt that this is feasible.
The only feasible strategy is tighter sanctions and political pressure to bring North Korea to the negotiating table.
So, while complete reconstructions of a small region of the mammalian brain are feasible, structures like the cerebral cortex – with a surface area of 0.22 square meters and a thickness of between 1.5-4.5 millimeters – cannot be fully reconstructed.
Given how many countries have an interest in maintaining a cooperative game, such policy actions are not just desirable; they may be feasible.
Ad hoc decisions have replaced a feasible and principled medium-term strategy.
The first option may not be feasible for very much longer in the twilight days of Pax America.
By mid-June, governments are due to wrap up negotiations in the Inter- Governmental Conference (IGC), on the far-reaching political reforms required to make it feasible to enlarge the Union into Eastern Europe.
The focus is no longer on what is environmentally desirable or on the measures needed to keep climate change in check; rather, it is on what is politically feasible – the possibilities and constraints of the negotiating process, especially with a view to securing broad participation.
The process fell victim to the parties’ inability to bridge the gap between what was politically feasible for them and what was required for a settlement.
To overcome a crisis requires doing things that previously were barely conceivable, let alone feasible.
With damage so widespread, a broad-based political bargain to correct the flaw is now feasible.
Waiting to determine whether large-scale ambient-CCS is feasible may well mean waiting until it is too late to find another solution.
A deal is feasible.
Piling everyone on to the same life raft – through Eurobonds backed by joint and several guarantees – is not legally feasible for now, and would be politically toxic if attempted prematurely.
Japan has no alternative other than to do everything necessary and feasible to enhance its labor productivity.
Citing the British mission to Sierra Leone, Collier argues for military intervention, when feasible, to secure peace.
Reform is Feasible for RussiaPARIS: Who lost Russia?
An inclusive recovery is not only feasible; it is an imperative of social and economic justice.
In other words, a global cash-transfer scheme could be very effective, and would be feasible if donor countries pooled their aid budgets.
If administration officials acknowledge that a 3% annual rate is not feasible, they would need to face the reality that their forecasts for tax revenues are too high, and that their proposed tax cuts, if enacted, would dramatically increase the budget deficit and the national debt.
In these cases – as in Colombia today – a fundamentalist approach to transitional justice was not feasible.
Both solutions would be feasible and relatively straightforward to implement.
Of course, if such a system were perceived to be undermining member states’ sovereignty it would not be politically feasible.
The only “alternative” to harnessing all feasible energy sources will be a slow-growth world of permanent shortages and increasing misery.
In some parts of the country, such as the Rajasthan desert, it will be possible to develop large solar facilities; elsewhere, land availability might limit feasible renewables development.
Simply put, broad-based spending cuts to match broad-based income-tax reductions are not politically feasible.
An exploratory solar geoengineering program, costing only a few tens of millions of dollars per year, is entirely feasible.
The fact that fifty years of the Cold War show nuclear superiority to be a chimera and that the defenses are not yet known to be technically feasible somehow leaves the minds of these strategists unaffected.
Back