Sentence examples for and impossible to implement from inspiring English sources

Some Ugandan lawyers and activists have said they will challenge the law in court as unconstitutional and impossible to implement.

Charities and campaigning organisations have provided evidence to show this would be bureaucratically burdensome and impossible to implement.

The policy prescriptions put forward by Germany's Chancellor Merkel are poorly prepared and designed, and impossible to implement.

He said an annual limit would be "illegal and impossible to implement" and added: "I think what is happening here [is] the Conservatives are in a bit of a panic because of Ukip reacting in the way they are.

Conservative high-ups are said to be considering an annual cap of 75,000 migrants from the EU – a move that, as Vince Cable pointed outon Sunday, would probably be "illegal and impossible to implement", and has much more to do with moronic electioneering than serious politics.

But the Kasturirangan report authors respond that the Gadgil report is too sweeping and impossible to implement.

Both questions are difficult to answer in a consistent and timely fashion, and nearly impossible to implement as monitoring objectives.

Believes the bill to be complex, incoherent and not fit for purpose, and almost impossible to implement successfully, given widespread opposition across the NHS workforce.

9 On receiving dietary advice regarding the reduction of rice consumption to control diabetes, Chinese patients considered such advice as infeasible and nearly impossible to implement.

A common experience of workers in the mental health system is frustration - a sense that these ideas about social inclusion, employment and social roles are all well and good, but impossible to implement within the existing constraints.

Eric Appleby, chief executive of Alcohol Concern, dismissed the move: "The idea that banning below-cost sales will help tackle our problem with alcohol is laughable, it's confusing and close to impossible to implement.