Sentence examples for be impossible to appoint from inspiring English sources
Laura Hartman, a professor of business ethics at the College of Commerce at DePaul University, said in most espionage cases it would be impossible to appoint a monitor because most companies did not admit to spying, nor did they reveal how much they had learned.
However, Professor Ian Maclean of Oxford has proved by calculation that it is statistically impossible to appoint 20% of the lords to ensure a balance for religion as well as race and gender.
But the despair and the cynicism will pass and so will many rash suggestions (such as McCarthy's "maybe we should adopt the English system and have the party appoint the President") that are impossible to reconcile with a Federal party system largely independent of the legislative branch.
Against an opaque backdrop of military rule, in which the generals, prosecutors and judges were all appointed by Mr. Mubarak, the degree of judicial independence is impossible to know.
They're "impossible to recycle".
They're impossible to ignore.
