Significados de politically palatable em inglês

That may be more politically palatable for Obama and his Democratic allies in Congress.

Better yet, it is often a politically palatable way of achieving that goal, they said.

A more politically palatable solution is proposed in Canada, where ranchers can qualify for carbon credits.

While Republicans speak of seeking to repeal the legislation, many experts doubt this would be politically palatable.

Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway also appears to have found a politically palatable solution to the arranged marriages problem.

And as losses mount from wilder weather, a fossil fuel levy could become more politically palatable, she added.

Longevity bonds could make the process neater, and more politically palatable, than the collapse of a pension provider.

Sadly such policies, embraced during recessionary times, prove less politically palatable in the recovery, especially preceding a general election.

Neither solution is politically palatable.

They also changed the name of the program to "Terrorism Information Awareness" to make it more politically palatable.

European policymakers are particularly enthusiastic about this approach, arguing that it is much more politically palatable than introducing a carbon tax.

There's nobody else that passes that test of being both big enough and politically palatable enough, said MoffettNathanson analyst Craig Moffett.

Given the state of farming - with many already imperilled by low milk prices - adding a cost is hardly politically palatable.

If we do not implement these policies now, regardless of how politically palatable they are, future generations will pay an enormous cost.

The Overton Window describes the spectrum of policies that are deemed politically palatable at any one time, framing the mainstream of ideas.

Designing a thorium-based molten-salt reactor could place China at the forefront of the race to build environmentally safe, cost-effective and politically palatable reactors.