It is therefore not desirable.

Clearly, parliamentary brawls are not a desirable modus operandi.

In fact, such an outcome is not only likely, but also desirable.

Desirable qualities

Often, optimal economic policies and best practices are not attainable or even desirable.

Such inconsistency is not desirable and may undermine the legitimacy of a court.

Reducing unemployment is desirable, of course, but many terrorists do not come from poverty.

Association Agreements, although desirable, may not be adequate, as the EU's Balkan experiences indicate.

All the developed countries in Europe, America and Japan do not find skyscrapers desirable.

Amusing? Yes. Desirable? Maybe.

It was felt that enforcing such rules in the home environment was not necessarily desirable.

Unanimous decisions are very desirable.

TNCs do not generally conduct basic research, and perhaps it is not even desirable to push them into that area.

I do not think that a struggle for hegemony is inevitable, or that it would be desirable.

But none of them appears desirable.

This often means accepting that optimal and best practice economic policies are not attainable or, indeed, even desirable.

Other desirable criteria for lead reviewers include

That situation is neither satisfactory nor desirable.

Desirable size of the roster of candidates

Both areas are desirable candidates for preservation.

In practice, few of us can manage to compartmentalize our perceptions and, perhaps, doing so would not be desirable.

The Inspectors believe that a common payroll system is not only technically feasible but also financially desirable, though it is not a simple task.

But this scenario is neither relevant nor desirable.

The status quo is neither desirable nor useful.

Nevertheless, dialogue and collaboration among them were desirable.

Such an accord might well be desirable, but it is simply not an option for climate change any time soon.

By the 1970 s, however, advertising campaigns targeted liberated women, telling them that smoking was not only acceptable, but desirable.

A recent summit of EU leaders addressed energy policy one area where cooperation is not only highly desirable, but necessary.

Land costs could easily be as low as 20 per person, or less than 0.50 per year over a lifetime. Of course, such land may not be in desirable locations today, but desirable locations can be created by urban planning.

The IMF s policy note makes clear that controls on cross border financial flows can be not only desirable, but also effective.

Although full consensus is very desirable, it seems that we may not be able to achieve it on this particular issue.

Law and order are not just desirable but also necessary for Nagorno Karabakh, even if its final status is still undetermined.

In both cases, what seems desirable appears highly improbable.

Of course, some government spending is desirable or necessary.

The desirable size of the Russian roster is eight.

But central banks in both Europe and the US thought that a 2 annual inflation rate would be a desirable target (for the Europeans a desirable maximum).

Things have value when they are both desirable and scarce.

But when are deficits desirable, and when are they damaging?

Structural reform however desirable it may be for the longer term simply is not a remedy for these countries short term growth conundrum.

It might be desirable to add the word knowingly and or actively to make intention clear, so that innocent workers are not prosecuted

There were, of course, some less desirable spillover effects on others.

An idle fireman looked desirable. But the situation is different now.

This change in US foreign policy is both desirable and necessary.

AskMen named her the number one most desirable woman in 2002.

However, the main (non weighted) system of desirable ranges remains applicable.