unworkable的意思|unworkable的解释-里氏词典

unworkable [,ʌn'wә:kәbl]

a. 难运转的, 不能实行的

unworkable

[ adj ]
not capable of being carried out or put into practice
<adj.all>
refloating the sunken ship proved impracticable because of its fragilitya suggested reform that was unfeasible in the prevailing circumstances

It should also prevent needless liquidation, as whoever ends up owning the firm will only wind it up if that is the best way of maximising value. The main criticism is that the scheme becomes unworkable when multiple classes of creditor are introduced.
Although many substances have killed the AIDS virus in test tubes, they have proved unworkable as a treatment for humans.
But many administration officials contend the current manual's language is so broad that it is unworkable, affording protection to acreage that doesn't deserve it.
Brazil's debt-equity conversion program announced last fall has been much criticized by banks for being inflexible and unworkable.
On no issue has this been so evident as that of institutional reform. The process of electing governments and governing Italy has progressively become more unworkable.
Delta said that the depth of Pan Am's problems became apparent only over Thanksgiving weekend, when Pan Am's own management team informed Delta officials that the business plan was unworkable.
As I have stressed on numerous occasions, the current budget process is clearly unworkable and desperately needs a drastic overhaul.
But that proved unworkable, Dr. Pizzo says.
It may sound strange and unworkable but it was entirely feasible.
The decision would be unworkable. Yet a review of the UK industrial tribunal system ordered by the Department of Employment is expected to consider re-instatement of employees in the workplace as an alternative to compensation for unfair dismissal.
But the department has determined that a state-by-state approach is unworkable when both patients and doctors may transfer from facility to facility nationwide.
Star Wars, criticized from the start by some who say it is unworkable, is under increasing scrutiny because of U.S. budget constraints and warming superpower relations.
Using language almost identical to a recent speech, he said: "My pledge to veto any tax-rate increase remains rock solid." The president also reiterated his condemnation of the federal budget process, calling it "unworkable."
Burning the Milos Reefer to destroy fuel and rats is a possibility if other salvage options are unworkable, said Bill Lamoreaux of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation.
Also, Rep. Schulze says the Furia proposal to establish pricing mechanisms would be "unworkable and an administrative nightmare."
Congressmen make the pro forma charge each year that the president's budget is "unworkable."
The government has become nearly unworkable because Congress can't pass a budget.
But Mr MacGregor intends to announce within the next few weeks that the government has decided the idea is unworkable.
By spreading your weight they stop you packing the soil so that it becomes unworkable next spring.
The agreement proved unworkable then and is likely to meet the same fate again.
The Nevada governor opposes the project; questions have arisen about geological faults and potential volcanic activity at the site; and the NRC staff is concerned that Environmental Protection Agency standards may be unworkable.
An appropriate countercharge is that Congress has become unworkable.
Others argue that the single market would prove either unworkable or unacceptable without an exchange rate arrangement.
Why not bus in a lump of unworkable Essex if Kathleen Harrop luxuriates in the old Thatcherite heartland?
Mr. Edelman's letter indicated that Rexham had declined to furnish him financial information about the company unless he was willing to sign a three-year "standstill" agreement, a demand he said was "unworkable."
A defense attorney sees the McMartin preschool molestation trial as "a cottage industry event" and legal experts say its protracted length is symptomatic of a bloated, unworkable justice system.
Giving stock in coverted S&Ls to depositors would have proven unworkable.
Mr Aylwin argued that the law was unworkable without secret trials. The human rights issue, which has dogged civilian-military relations since the handover to democracy in 1990, is set to continue to fester.
Thomas Puccio, a former prosecutor who now represents defendants, said Judge Ward's idea was intriguing but unworkable.
In a letter to Northwest lawmakers, F. Dale Robertson, Forest Service Chief, said the environmentalist proposal would be "unworkable.

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