feasibility of the plan

Some European diplomats, however, questioned the feasibility of the plan.

And department officials conceded that there were technical questions about the feasibility of the plan to solidify the plutonium for storage.

Rebuilding officials are still assessing the feasibility of the plans, including their costs, their engineering requirements and how they would affect traffic.

The technical feasibility of the plan had been confirmed by J. T. Maston's computations.

METRO is also planning a commuter rail system in conjunction with the light rail system, pending feasibility of the plan.

The feasibility of the plan depended on the government issuing a licence for a super casino, and Birmingham being chosen as the venue, but this did not happen.

But, asked about the Pataki tax cut pledge, Mr. Silver said the budget gap projected by Cuomo administration officials "obviously affects the feasibility of the plan."

Before his departure, Görtz was instructed to begin contact with the IRA, assess the strength of the IRA and the feasibility of the plan.

Mr. Molinari, a political ally of the Mayor's, said that his staff has met several times with a squad of mayoral aides to discuss the feasibility of the plan.

General Staff memoranda in the last weeks of August confirmed the perceived feasibility of the plan, predicting that an invasion by Afghanistan could cause a revolution in India.

Designs were solicited from a number of sources, and the feasibility of the plans received was checked by a panel of consultants brought in from the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company.

But the chairman of the Senate Crime and Correction Committee, Senator Christopher J. Mega, said city officials had not sufficiently explained the economic feasibility of the plan or how it would ease overcrowding.

Despite its own doubts about the feasibility of the plan and the risks to low-flying aircraft from Serbian missiles, Downing Street said Britain was playing a full part in flying aid into Sarajevo and in convoy escort.

The first officer picked to lead the unit, Lieutenant Colonel Howard R. Johnson, was kicked off the project for not getting along with Pyke and arguing with Mountbatten and Eisenhower about the feasibility of the plan.

'The Hard Questions' "I make no apologies for the fact that we're taking time to ask the hard questions, sometimes unpleasant questions, in order to determine the fairness and feasibility of the plan put forward by Mr. Vance and Lord Owen," he added.

Experience Under Vance For example, even as Mr. Boucher was expressing doubts about the feasibility of the plan, twice during the briefing he said that the new Administration supported the negotiations led by Cyrus R. Vance, the special United Nations envoy, and Lord Owen, the European Community representative.