sustainable
స్థిరమైన
definition
adjective
sustainable fusion reactions
able to be maintained at a certain rate or level.
sustainable definitions of good educational practice
able to be upheld or defended.
example
This is part of the Government's focus, which centres on higher rates of 'sustainable' economic growth.
Tendring Council officers will advise councillors there is no 'sustainable' reason for refusing the original plans.
While it may seem that the pork banquet will never end, it is clearly not 'sustainable' at current levels of taxation.
Equitable and 'sustainable' development presumes that the natural resources will be used.
Such an argument is however not 'sustainable' in all cases for various reasons.
Keeping the American people at a high level of anxiety is not a 'sustainable' strategy.
Benevolent autocracy is an uncertain foundation for legitimate and 'sustainable' national governance.
The sooner the dollar is brought down to a more 'sustainable' level, the less it will have to fall.
It is time to envision and design the plane of 'sustainable' agriculture and dream of it really flying!
The current level of wage drift is not 'sustainable' and will weaken employment prospects in the exposed sectors of the economy.
Nationally, the service needs 10,000 units of blood a day to supply hospitals and keep stocks at a 'sustainable' level.
Our company is reasonable on 'sustainable' grounds.
It is essential, therefore, that the deficit is reduced to a 'sustainable' level.
Monetary policy alone cannot achieve high and 'sustainable' rates of economic growth.
Each over-estimated the likely 'sustainable' economic growth rate over the next five years.
Across the board, we focus on long-term returns and 'sustainable' economic progress.
The reuse of a building is arguably the most 'sustainable' strategy available.
It is the next challenge for those of us who are active in creating a 'sustainable' agriculture system.
With due respect, the plaintiff has no 'sustainable' legal argument to counter that submission.
The challenge for any developing country lies in achieving a level of 'sustainable' economic growth.
Let's fill the space with calm and reasoned debate about what is a sensible and 'sustainable' strategy.
They then decided to promote policies and strategies that will engender 'sustainable' development.
The end of displacement is invariably a gradual process, requiring continued and 'sustainable' support.
The aim of microcredit is to foster 'sustainable' economic activity at the grassroots.
The task is to develop models for implementation that are sound, 'sustainable' and appropriate.
The Park is also offering £750,000 over the next three years to support 'sustainable' projects.
And we've got to deal with the environment, get a 'sustainable' development running in this country.
The argument considers whether it is 'sustainable' as a matter of legal doctrine.
Do we accept that laws made purely to defend a government's corrupt election strategy are good and 'sustainable' laws?
I do not mean to argue that classical Marxist economic formulations are 'sustainable' .
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