Sentence examples for impossible to exercise the from inspiring English sources
With radio and television interviews, it was impossible to exercise the control he required.
And we must not countenance, within our own borders, practices that would make it difficult or impossible to exercise the right for which so many have given so much.
As it stands today, Spanish law makes it nearly impossible to exercise the universal jurisdiction principle, Manuel Ollé Sesé, international criminal law professor at the Complutense University of Madrid, told Syria Deeply.
In addition to the lack of student motivation, the text based preparation might not have been the best means to prepare students for a practical skills training session due to its inherently passive nature (it is impossible to exercise the skill).
Indeed, the Court has gone as far as declaring that property rights that were not legally extinguished, but became impossible to exercise under the old regime, are no longer worthy of recognition under human rights law.
This "fair use" right to use snippets of copyrighted works for the purpose of parody or criticism or scholarship, they say, is essentially impossible to exercise if the material is protected with digital locks and federal law makes it illegal to unlock them.
"The court has made clear that women's well-being is not advanced by laws attacking access to essential health care, and that rights protected by the U.S. Constitution may not be denied through laws that make them impossible to exercise," said Nancy Northup, CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights, in a statement after the judge ruled.
But I was acutely aware that the medication had brought back the insomnia I'd mostly licked ten years earlier, making it nearly impossible to exercise and socialize.
