Sentence examples for cannot be brought into being from inspiring English sources

If Origen held such a theory, it was not on the Platonic ground that soul, as the cause of motion, cannot be brought into being and hence must be immortal; his object, typically Christian, is to vindicate biblical teaching and at the same time to show that it cannot be used to support any Gnostic or pagan animadversion on divine justice.

Amnesty has called for the gangs matrix to be dismantled if it cannot be brought into line with international human rights standards.

(The official line from the city's parks department is that alcohol cannot be brought into city parks, though in the summer of 2003, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg suggested that drinking wine at concerts in Central Park was O.K. At Bryant Park on July 7, a security guard said he turned a blind eye to booze on movie nights, "so long as it is covered, like in a bag").

There is an exception process to approve the ongoing use of devices that cannot be brought into compliance with information security standards which are either attached to specialized research equipment or run specialized software applications that can't be easily upgraded, or which perform functions that would be significantly impacted by the security requirements.

They cannot be brought into North Korea.

Many wildlife products sold overseas cannot be brought into the United States or require permits.

The lack of a definitive end to hostilities will mean material needed for reconstruction cannot be brought into Gaza.

If conventional open source software cannot be brought into this form with moderate amounts of re-engineering then higher-assurance open source software is probably not practical.

Idols cannot be brought into the country, for example, and alcohol and pork products are allowed only at resorts that cater to foreigners.

This is a fact that cannot be brought into doubt.

Mold is an extreme example, but if the materials are covered in mold, they cannot be brought into the archives without being segregated and cleaned, or the archives risks contaminating the rest of their collections.