The question is how to create a more liberal immigration regime that can still be made politically palatable on a continent as prone to xenophobia as Europe.
Top-down reform of the institution is more palatable than a push from below with republican overtones.
Equally unfamiliar but more immediately palatable is a dish of cold soba noodles with tororo, a kind of mountain yam.
Hard work or some quality of character would offer a more palatable basis for building a case for markets, except that all the lowlifes who routinely make it rich in markets offer too much evidence to the contrary.
Under the advisement of Michel Rolland, a Bordeaux-based wine consultant, Grover produces a variety of whites and reds, including sauvignon blanc, viognier, cabernet and shiraz, that are as palatable with a plate of cumin-crusted lamb chops as they are on their own.
Intrepid Soutter got an idea: why not lower the bar a bit on the oak barrels and aging time and bring a palatable product to the American market for a dollar or two less?
Failure really is not a palatable option, as maintenance cost can destroy the economics of a wind farm.
The appeal of this idea is that it is a potentially politically palatable way to deal with a fundamental economic problem that is keeping companies from hiring excess capacity.
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They believe that Mr. Romney's business background makes him a palatable Republican alternative to the president.
For many employees, however, selling shares later this year may not be a palatable option.
The not terribly palatable stuff has a role in weight-loss diets, too.
They are generally less sweet than sucrose (table sugar), so they are often mixed with very sweet artificial sweeteners like aspartame, sucralose and acesulfame potassium, to form a palatable substitute in low sugar, low carbohydrate, and diabetic or "diet" products.
More than a year later, neither side in the contraception debate was happy with the FDA's surprise twist, which many perceived as an attempt to find a palatable middle ground between imposing an age limit of 17 and imposing no limit at all.
Soon the British were producing their own gin, though a shortage of grain meant that they literally had to make the stuff from hogwash at first. (It tasted awful.) In the early 18th century British agriculture turned around, grain became more plentiful and gin became more palatable, though a far cry from what we know today.
The challenge is making games that require a mouse and keyboard palatable to people who are used to a controller, or to people who just don't want to migrate PC controls to the comfort of their living room.
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Their leader, Stephen Harper, offered a fresh and palatable face for the party, but his opponents painted him as a closet extremist, who would gut Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
But don't expect that at over 200 years old, we're looking at a particularly palatable potation.
He was a more palatable interlocutor for the West than Mr Putin had been.
Would some sort of cap on tax preferences be palatable to Republicans when a tax hike clearly is not?
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Some communities have responded by offering rebates to those who throw away less a more palatable way of packaging the same idea.
Charlemagne is a more palatable figure than some of the European empire-builders that followed him, be it Napoleon, Hitler or Stalin.
Democratic House Leader Dick Gephardt said today he will introduce a more palatable version of fast-track trade negotiation legislation later this week.
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Mukasey said that this is an example of the U.S. government redefining Islam in a politically palatable way at the expense of the truth.
For weeks, the panel has been flummoxed as members have tried to come up with a politically palatable way to pay for an overhaul of the system.
In the early 18th century British agriculture turned around, grain became more plentiful, and gin at last became more palatable--though a far cry from what we know today.
It is also phony centrism, trying to make it appear that the Republicans have an option palatable to them and a working partner, when in fact they do not.
He plans to change that image, and with an affable and interested manner, he will be leading efforts to make the Conservatives a more palatable proposition in the staffroom.
Now, the company apparently plans to cut the price as well, by introducing a budget Leaf next year in a bid to come up with a more palatable sticker price.
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