unworkable

Your plan is unworkable and not needed they tell him.

He is also said to believe the idea would be unworkable in any case.

We know that in this day and age it's unworkable.

He stopped, thought for a moment, and changed direction as unworkable.

But officials said today that idea was rejected as unworkable.

Although the changes were passed, the new legislation was unworkable.

But it is unworkable, because each of its 35 members has an equal vote.

Administration officials asserted that such an approach would be unworkable.

Otherwise, they said, Congress would need to make the changes because some of the rules were unworkable.

"Many of the members are very fine people, but when you put them together, it is an unworkable institution."

Even at the stage we were in, this was totally unworkable.

The current policy is totally unworkable and far too expensive.

They said the bill could once again pick up support if the rules proved unworkable.

"It really is unworkable because it's not been given a lot of attention over the years.

In an earlier issue, the magazine called them "unworkable and dangerous."

But even some private insurers regard the bill as unworkable.

And himself, somehow out of it all afterward, with his car unworkable.

The idea is just plain unworkable and will be a disaster for young people of the future!

At least that approach, however unworkable, would have some moral integrity.

Federal banking regulations, however, made the program unworkable and it died.

He did his best to make the unworkable work.

"How do we introduce this without having the business community say it's too expensive and unworkable?"

If the proposal is unworkable, it will not be made to work here in Parliament.

The Committee members were of the opinion that such a ban would be unworkable.