Sentence examples for impossible to be granted from inspiring English sources

It is close to impossible to be granted parole in New York.

The reforms Reforms now being phased into crown courts introduce means testing, making it impossible for defendants on incomes such as MPs to be granted legal aid.

It's impossible to be sure.

It is impossible to be sure.

It's impossible to be against disruption.

Realize it would be impossible to be.

The clipboard-clutching assistant on the sidewalk serves as an ominous reminder that reservations are nearly impossible to obtain; the fortunate few might be granted admittance to drink at the bar and hope a table opens up.

I support, as you do, that anonymity should be granted to complainants in rape cases - without it many find it impossible to come forward.

The IMF has said that recovery is impossible until Athens is granted some form of debt forgiveness.

With the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, they found returning to their home impossible, and they moved to California, having been granted political asylum by the United States.

Mazagaon was granted to António Pessoa.