Examples of using Viable model in English and their translations into German
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Can still be a viable model.
Orbán claimed earlier this year that liberal democracy was no longer a viable model.
BREXIT is isolationary and thus, not a viable model for viable survival.
Even if such experiments are always exciting,I consider getting off for no viable model.
As a viable model the Swedish case remains a success; as regards outcomes, however, it is failing.
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Living from borrowed money never is a viable model for the future.
An economically viable model is provided by local advertising circulars, which also develop their own subculture of texts and communication structure.
From the perspective of marketing, CRM comes across as an extremely viable model for businesses to invest in.
Can it hold up as an economically viable model in face of the increasing digitalization in all areas of life?
 This opens up opportunities for lung organoids to be used as viable models to study pulmonary diseases.
Is the debt brake in Germany a viable model for other countries or does it prevent necessary investment?
Emilio Fatovic praised the opinion,which he felt points to a more economically viable model for higher education in Europe.
I hope that that the northerndimension will prove to be a good, viable model for an ecologically sustainable and comprehensive development of a policy for these areas, which can be used for other areas of the Union.
So China may be edging towards a whole new way of interacting with the world and dealing with its people; its curious authoritarian capitalismmay be inching towards some new, and possibly viable, model for long-term development.
The European Commission s Agenda 2000 reform proposals show how a viable model for European agriculture can be put into practice.
Piloting of commercially viable models for micro-enterprises based on the natural resources available to the tribal and rural poor, which can be scaled up through public and private investments.
Any fruitful discussion of development, therefore, should offer viable models of social integration and ecological conversion, because we cannot develop ourselves as human beings by fomenting increased inequality and degradation of the environment.
For these reasons the Japaneseexperience is not considered to be a viable role model for European employment policies.