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It would be nearly impossible to adopt a similar model in India, Mr. Jain said.

Congress may find it politically impossible to adopt changes to the statute that would arguably make it more difficult to pursue cases as long as the allegations of foreign bribery by a leading American company remain in the headlines.

Sanofi could argue that the warrants are prohibited under French law, or could try to persuade regulators to postpone the May 19 meeting of Aventis shareholders until after the tender of the Sanofi offer, which would make it impossible to adopt the warrants, two people close to Sanofi said on Monday.

Given the multiplicity of cultures and the complexity of human history, it would be impossible to adopt a generalizing procedure in order to identify a robust set of values common to all.

With these types of real options, it can be deduced that it is impossible to adopt a univocal and definitive classification scheme, which also confirms that investment evaluation methods cannot be used to evaluate autonomously the opportunities inherent in this kind of investment, making it necessary to adopt alternative models of evaluation.

Maybe it's OK to use it occasionally in a column as some kind of small demonstration, but it's an impossible project to adopt it into the Swedish language.

In his preface to the English-language edition of the book, Schreiber warns that "Sontag's character made it impossible for me to adopt the tone of unbridled admiration authors of literary biographies usually adopt," and that "the image she created of herself was too compelling.

Bradley acknowledges that the downsides of openness make it impossible for some to adopt.

They adopted takeover defenses, like the poison pill, which effectively made it impossible to acquire a company without running a costly proxy contest to unseat the board.

For instance, the T m of salmon skin collagen is only 19°C [ 17], suggesting that it is impossible to be adopted as scaffold material for in vitro cell culture.