Sentence examples for impossible mandates from inspiring English sources
"We are glad the court has put a stop to EPA's pattern of setting impossible mandates for a biofuel that does not even exist," said Bob Greco, API's group downstream director.
It is a difficult, perhaps impossible mandate.
Founded by the Dutch in 1895 as an institution for the elite, by the 1970s it had become yet another badly run state bank with an impossible mandate.
With an impossible mandate – to stop austerity and stay within the eurozone – the government could go only as far as the European directorate would let it.
So the accelerated pace of retirements and promotions has dealt the city's firehouses an almost impossible mandate -- to teach the craft more thoroughly and intimately than before, with fewer fires and fewer teachers.
Elected on an impossible mandate to renegotiate the country's tough bailout terms and stay in the euro, Syriza now finds itself recommitting to austerity as the price of getting crucial loans extended for four months.
The California Peace Officers Association echoed those concerns and said the bill "presents a fundamental and nearly impossible mandate on California law enforcement professionals' use of force".
It's an impossible mandate because the reporters, regardless of their talent, don't have the time to cover all of these areas well.
Ten years have passed since the country last tried to meet the essential, constitutional and all-but-impossible mandate to count everybody; the whole lot of us.
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