Sentence examples for impossible to allow from inspiring English sources

Kohr told Beilin that it was impossible to allow Egypt to get the money.

It's impossible to allow "illegal" actions to go on "as if they are ordinary," she says.

That is why it is impossible to allow them free access to the lavatory; why they must queue up and ask for the key.

The Italian prime minister warns out loud that it will be "impossible" to allow the UK to end up better off outside the EU.

On the other hand, both Ben-Gurion and Allon knew that it was impossible to allow an Arab Lydda to remain by the international airport, not far from Tel Aviv.

When Syllm-Rapoport handed in her doctorate thesis, her supervisor at the time, Prof Rudolf Degkwitz, wrote in a letter in 1938 that he would have accepted her work on diphtheria if it had not been for the Nazis' race laws which, he said, "make it impossible to allow Miss Syllm's admission for the doctorate".

Viewers of "Secret Things" will find it impossible not to allow a snicker to occasionally escape, as the film's lurid plot unfolds into ever more preposterous developments.

Objectivity is toughest in the journalistic categories, where it seems impossible not to allow the gravity and topicality of subject matter to be a factor.

In children, it may be necessary to remove implants early to avoid disturbances to the growing skeleton, to prevent their bony immuring making later removal technically difficult or impossible, and to allow for planned reconstructive surgery after skeletal maturation (e.g., in case of hip dysplasia).

It would be impossible for us to allow anyone and everyone who wanted to enter this concert.

Dov Charney built an amazing company … [but] he had personal flaws that made it impossible for us to allow him to continue in the company," he said.