Sentence examples for impossible to discharge from inspiring English sources

Student loans are also almost impossible to discharge in bankruptcy.

Consider another dubious distinction: student debt is almost impossible to discharge in bankruptcy proceedings.

It would be difficult in any event because federal bankruptcy law makes it nearly impossible to discharge student loan debts.

Meanwhile, students are crushed by giant student loan debts that are almost impossible to discharge, even in bankruptcy.

And even if fault were proved, actual damage to reputation would have to be shown, a burden traditional libel law considered difficult, if not impossible, to discharge.

A provision of a law that took effect last year, for example, makes it next to impossible to discharge private student loans in personal bankruptcy proceedings (federal loans were already barred).

Thus, Wyeth insists, it was impossible for it to discharge its state-law obligation to provide a stronger warning about IV-push administration without violating federal law.

The following is what Washington wrote to the Continental Congress in 1777, when a proposed change in the Revolutionary army's chaplain system was objected to by the brigadier generals, who were of the opinion that it would be "impossible for them to discharge the duty" because it could cause religious disputes among the troops.

Mr Nobbs told the BBC: "Once that element of trust has gone it is impossible to continue discharging one's duty as a chief executive.

Because of a change in the law in 2005, CFPB Director Richard Cordray noted, private student loans are "nearly impossible to be discharged" in bankruptcy.

If the safety is engaged on the Type 94 it is impossible for the weapon to discharge unintentionally.