Sentence examples for impossible to challenge from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to challenge things here".

As racism becomes more difficult to explicitly identify, it becomes more impossible to challenge.

AT first glance, money's growing influence in politics appears impossible to challenge because of a powerful positive-feedback loop.

This makes it impossible to challenge under Australia's constitution the country's anti-terror laws for their impact on free speech and other liberties.

This is virtually impossible to challenge in court as how can you disprove what thoughts the officer held in his mind at the time of the incident.

The breadth of the power, however, means that it will be almost impossible to challenge its use in any individual case.

Gracie Bradley of human rights organisation Liberty said: "If the data protection bill's 'immigration exemption' becomes law, it will be near-impossible to challenge poor decision-making in immigration cases, or prevent the Home Office destroying evidence that could help people prove their right to be here.

Amnesty said the refugees were denied legal representation or aid, making it impossible for them to challenge their detention and deportation.

It seems impossible for NBC to challenge this to get the first shot at Jordan, which would mean undoing its key Tuesday night prime-time schedule, which will only be in the sixth week of the new season.

The majority of these workers are on precarious agency contracts, which while not illegal, make it virtually impossible for them to challenge unfair treatment for fear of losing their job.

It also would make it virtually impossible for Hillary to challenge him in 2012, a prospect which looks very unlikely in any event.