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Relying on the great mass of individuals to sort out the fine details of laws and political strategies is completely unfeasible, which is why we delegate this duty to politicians.

Guy Fawkes' blog 2009

It provides refill stations in around 600 UK health-food shops but has said it is "unfeasible" to offer something similar in supermarkets.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2011

Yesterday, the mayor's opposite number in Versailles, François de Mazière, accused Paris' town hall of foul play for releasing a report branding his project "unfeasible" as it would blight the view from the nearby palace and gardens - a claim he dismissed as "a load of rubbish and not very sportsmanlike".

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

He said it would be "unfeasible" to continue his involvement with Linux Australia from the

iTnews Australia 2010

Owner Paul Castle said he decided to close the eaterie because the economic climate made the business 'unfeasible'.

Latest hospitality news from CatererSearch 2010

Apart from the usual cries that it's "unfeasible" I have to yet hear a cogent argument against it, based on justice.

3quarksdaily 2009

But some - including the Bank of England and the FSA - consider getting enough money together as "unfeasible".

unknown title 2009

Keeping the option of slipping Shuttle launches beyond the 2010 "hard ceiling" may reduce the gap in U.S. manned spaceflight, should Constellation experience significant delays ... such as if Ares I proves unfeasible!

Resolution is Agreed on But it's Only a Resolution - NASA Watch 2009

It is about a program unfeasible within a given budget.

Today's Video: NASA Shuttle-derived Sidemount Heavy Launch Vehicle Concept - NASA Watch 2009

The statement, prepared in 1994 by the USDA, wrote off falconry as "unfeasible and ineffective."

Falcons at New York's JFK Airport Join the Flock of the Unemployed Barry Newman 2011