Sentence examples for impossible to grant from inspiring English sources
One day, will it be impossible to grant the wistful request of a gulf war soldier?
"It's impossible not to be overcome by emotion with the girl's request; it's impossible to grant her wish," Elizalde said.
Dean Pagani, spokesman for Gov. John G. Rowland, said the state's spending cap made it impossible to grant towns an additional $822.5 million.
His creator agreed to allow Adrian happiness, but pointed out that it would be impossible to grant him the recognition as a writer that he craved (his output being so evidently without literary merit).
But Dan Catt, who worked on the early development of Flickr – one of the first photo-sharing services online – pointed out on Twitter that any pictures which included recognisable people would require explicit permission in the form of a "model release" from Instagram to the advertiser seeking to use it, which might be impossible to grant.
Auernheimer is right, it's logically impossible to grant someone access to data and prevent them from copying and transforming it.
Since they're the only thing about him remotely clichéd, it's impossible not to grant the 33-year-old Spanish design hotshot Jaime Hayon his signature spectacles.
This court is "not required to do a useless act nor are we required to act if it is impossible for us to grant effectual relief".
It accompanies such speeches as, "It was not my fault'It'is impossibleble for me to grant this favour'...
Nonetheless, F.C.C. officials were surprised today that so many applicants would be able to meet the tightened technical qualifications, which made it impossible for the agency to grant low-power FM licenses in most cities. "Today the F.C.C. will begin the licensing process for the first 255 low-power radio applicants in 20 states," said William E. Kennard, chairman of the agency.
