Sentence examples for impossible to assert the from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it becomes impossible to assert the will of a minority, in which case it must give way; and the society will regress; sometimes the numerical minority cannot prevail except by violence: then it must determine whether the prevalence of its will is worth the terrible price of violence.

Therefore, it is presently impossible to assert that the Microhydrula stage is present in all species of Staurozoa.

But those who have become more conscious of their Internet presence can find that it is almost impossible to assert control over the medium -- something that copyright holders discovered long ago.

Because the mean change within significant windows is only 1.5 SD of the background distribution, it is essentially impossible to assert an effect of selection strictly from changes in the amount of sequence variation.

Labor lawyer Tony Salvador has noted: "If it is alleged that the labor laws of the [workers'] home country applies, it would be practically impossible to assert their rights since they are working and are based in the foreign country". 4. The TiSA does not include a labor chapter, and in fact the draft texts only mention labor rights once -- in one Annex supported only by one developing country.

Moreover, because everything in the world is a "text," it is impossible to assert anything as objectively "true".

However, in the absence of biochemical data it was impossible to assert at this stage that these sequences actually encode β-glucosidases, since family GH3 contains glycoside hydrolases that display other specificities.

Still, they knew that nothing could be done to prescribe bounds to the press, because its freedom was guaranteed by the Constitution in order to give the people some independent means of learning what their government was doing, and because it would be impossible to assert what was fair and what was unfair without asserting a dictatorial power over the press.

But in practice, it is impossible to assert Welsh without disadvantaging English-only speakers to some extent.

Even if the flexibility of a zero-hours contract suits a particular worker, they will find it impossible to assert their rights at work.

"One year into this campaign, it seems impossible to assert that ISIL is losing and that we are winning," he said.