Meanings of politically unfeasible in English

Even though it's politically unfeasible that that would ever happen, I think.

It's just practically and politically unfeasible, he said.

The United States opposed it as politically unfeasible.

Public concern has made port expansion politically unfeasible even as port traffic has boomed in recent years, Freeman said.

Donor antipathy meant humanitarian agencies concluded it would be politically unfeasible to raise their appeal as early warnings accumulated.

And these are reasonable stances, since censorship is politically unfeasible and boycotting sponsors can't succeed with syndicated shows, which have hundreds of different markets.

The advantage of such decentralised solutions is that they push back responsibility onto nation states and don't require transfers of sovereignty that are politically unfeasible.