Sentence examples for impossible policies from inspiring English sources

Impossible policies suddenly became achievable.

Maybe that's an artifact from time past, a time when "hippies" dreamed of impossible policies.

Jesus, I confess: At the end of the day, I just couldn't deal with these impossible policies I was being asked to tout.

But it became an increasingly impossible policy once Adolf Hitler took power in Germany and began a series of territorial demands in central Europe.

I guess rather than actually exclude it from the GST (a pretty impossible policy to do administratively) you could give them a rebate, but that would not alleviate the problem of having to pay the electricity bill in the first place.

This is an impossible policy combination at the moment.

Why whittle around the edges and put our faith in stale political platitudes and impossible policy promises.

That seems like an impossible policy position and very difficult electoral pitch for the GOP to defend with Latino voters heading into the 2016 elections.

Stopping it in London is probably impossible, though policies for making public transport worse, schools unsuccessful, streets more dangerous and parks unpleasant might help.

He added that his personal opinion was that a Lib Dem coalition with the Tories "would be almost impossible on policy grounds".

The new documentary The Final Year shows a year in the life of the Obama administration as it wrestles with seemingly impossible foreign policy crises.