Sentence examples for impossible to form a from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the opposition's boycott had made it impossible to form a quorate parliament.

See articleThe success of fringe anti-austerity parties in Greece's general election made it impossible to form a coalition government.

After two indecisive elections it has been impossible to form a government, and a new vote looms in December.

Given that gap between Likud and Zioonist Union it is hard to imagine him defecting to Zionist Union.Even if he were to do so, Mr Herzog would still find it nearly impossible to form a majority.

"There would be an institutional crisis — not a civil war, but a Belgium situation where it's impossible to form a government, where regions become so strong and are mini-countries.

The right-wing bloc would still maintain an overwhelming majority in the Knesset, suggesting that, even if Netanyahu were forced to resign and Yesh Atid were the largest party after the next election, Lapid would still find it next to impossible to form a coalition.

It is, however, impossible to form an adequate idea of the older styles of temple architecture at other sites in Myanmar, such as Yangon or Mandalay.

"It is impossible to form an efficient crime-control policy without information," he says.There are worse reasons than lack of data.

The chief problem facing intentional models of self-deception is the dynamic paradox, namely, that it seems impossible to form an intention to get oneself to believe what one currently disbelieves or believes is false.

The storms knocked out cell towers and made it impossible to form an exact accounting of the damages and casualties by nightfall.

Bellot took a Halkett boat-cloak on the journey, noting in his journal that it was "of immense value in a country where the want of wood renders it impossible to form any sort of raft".