Sentence examples for impossible to forge an from inspiring English sources

A senior European diplomat says it is almost impossible to forge an effective consensus on what to do when the predicaments of national economies across the eurozone are so varied.

There, it proved impossible to forge a binding international agreement to keep a global temperature increase to below 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit.

He had already calculated that it would be impossible to forge a new business with fewer than 30 people, including those with expertise in sales and the contemporary market.

Several team members would not compromise personal ambition in the slightest, making it impossible to forge a smoothly functioning team.

In this structure, designing a national approach to a social program like ECEC is far from straightforward, although as Canada's Medicare program illustrates it is not impossible to forge a reasonably consistent national approach to a program within provincial jurisdiction.

It must overcome the institutional barriers that make it seemingly impossible to forge a common position on external cyber policy.

And a unique digital signature makes them impossible to forge.

Notice that since the cryptographic signatures should be impossible to forge for efficient adversaries, only the entity in possession of a cryptographic signing key, or a very strong adversary with huge computational power, should be able to craft valid signatures.

"It would be impossible to forge," said Dr. Luijendijk, who contributed to Dr. King's paper.

I suffer from social anxiety and find it impossible to forge connections with people.

New York State will issue a new type of driver's license that officials say will be virtually impossible to forge.