"The wall on seventeen is an immovable obstruction from which you don't get relief," Jerris says.
In 2009, on Mr. Obama's first visit as president, he abandoned his call for a freeze of settlements in the West Bank, meeting immovable resistance from Israel.
THE NEWS Faced with immovable opposition from Israel, the president set aside his demand for a full freeze on settlements in the West Bank as a first step toward Middle East peace talks.
Only by meeting both of the conditions can governments levy immovable properties from the citizens.
UNITED NATIONS -- President Obama, who has met immovable resistance from Israel over his demand for a full freeze on settlements in the West Bank, is largely setting that issue aside as a first step toward restarting Middle East peace talks.
Almost instantly, Ward was credited with turning the $1,000 Neptune washer from an immovable object on the showroom floor into a mainstream phenomenon.
The victims of primary blast injury almost always have other types of injury, such as penetrating wounds from flying debris or blunt trauma from impact on immovable objects (Cernak et al., 1999).
Meanwhile the Scot's official mentor, Ivan Lendl, did not move his chin far from his left palm, his expert gaze computing the action from behind those immovable dark glasses.
Aristotle mentions the possibility of an immovable substance, something existing apart from the natural realm.
Museum guards find the lost, shepherd the confused and save runaway toddlers from impending collisions with immovable sculptures.
