But they probably also realize that Clinton's own 1994 debacle on the topic has made any attempt at truly socializing health care an impossibility for decades to come in the US.
"The other challenge is that after these rating agencies' downgrade, the upgrade, while it is not an impossibility, always takes a much longer time to come.
The implicit suggestion is that all the parts of a mousetrap would have had to come into being at once, an impossibility unless there were an intelligent designer.
Convinced of the utter impossibility of a fair trial, Dündar took up an offer to come to Germany to write a column for the German newspaper Die Zeit.
To come more specifically to your book, you said The Impossibility of Sex was about foregrounding the therapist, but it's also about seven imaginary people.
But in the near-term, before any real solutions can be enacted, young conservationists are likely to come up against obstacles — one might even say financial impossibilities — that make it difficult to stay the course.
A smaller or larger iPad isn't an impossibility, but as everyone else is already in that space, Apple would like to be able to come into it saying "well we actually waited and did it right".
For years to come, Vietnam veterans turned up on the doorstep at Peg and Gene's farm, knowing they were good country people who understood the impossibility of being both angry and silent.
The title refers to the medieval belief that all swans were white, hence black swan was a metaphor for something that could not exist, a metaphor that shifted into a perceived impossibility that came to pass when black swans were discovered in the 17th century.
"The changes in our life must come from the impossibility to live other than according to the demands of our conscience not from our mental resolution to try a new form of life," says Leo Tolstoy.
