Sentence examples for impossible to administer from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to administer it fairly and ethically, as the situation in Georgia clearly demonstrates.

Illinois tells us that the individual personal property tax was discriminatory, unfair, almost impossible to administer, and economically unsound.

As Mr Zimbalist shows, the accounts of most baseball teams are fiction, which makes revenue-sharing impossible to administer.

No signatures or petitions were required, meaning that hundreds or more could simply sign up to run for any given seat, making the balloting virtually impossible to administer.

Mr. Nelson's veins had collapsed from years of drug use, making it medically impossible to administer the injection in the normal way.

Such procedures, and the difficulties of researching past sales, would be almost impossible to administer and could have a dampening effect on sales, Mr. Feldman said.

While it's near-impossible to administer cannabinoids in the midst of a stroke or during suffocation, cannabinoids can intervene in cases where brain damage occurs over a prolonged time span.

Second, carbon taxes would be levied locally and so impossible to properly administer on a global scale.

Based on the undercover detective's information, a medical examiner subsequently reviewed the case and concluded that it would have been impossible for Mr. Mergenthal to administer the fatal overdose, because he was found holding the syringe in the hand of the same arm that had been injected with the heroin, according to the United States Attorney's office.

Whoever is chosen, it's now impossible for him or her to administer state affairs without co-governance considering that the opposition party is a majority and that the National Assembly advancement act has been introduced.

As systemic therapy with taurine haloamines seems to be impossible, an alternative, novel strategy may be to administer taurine itself as a prodrug.