Sentence examples for can't be delivered from inspiring English sources

"Democracy can't be delivered in a backpack.

"No, the seven-day NHS can't be delivered within existing resources.

That doesn't mean that similar phenomena can't happen elsewhere, just that they can't be delivered to order.

Otherwise in September there'll be a lot of disheartened learners who were promised something that can't be delivered.

There should be more honesty from politicans about the limits of safeguarding and a determination to resist making "no-risk reassurances which simply can't be delivered".

The work and pensions committee chair, Dame Anne Begg, accused Duncan Smith of bullish behaviour and said he should "stop over-promising what can't be delivered".

But what if inflation can't or won't be delivered?

Dr Chris Jones, a practising GP in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, and programme director, West Wakefield Health and Wellbeing Ltd: In primary care it can't be about delivering the full service for seven days of the week.

Although the majority of the respondents in the FGDs reported that enrolling in CBHI allows people to minimise their risk, some felt that enrolling in CBHI is a risky venture and that enrolment actually increases risk, because one can't be sure that benefits will be delivered when they are needed.

Some of them think that objective would be threatened by independence, because they see it as divisive, and others think that Westminster can't be trusted to deliver it without the shock of a yes.

This can partly be put down to Ed Miliband's unwillingness to promise what he knows he can't be sure to deliver (after all the government couldn't tell you the tax or immigration rate in 3 years time);.