Sentence examples for impossible to implement and from inspiring English sources

Would we be right to assume that the prime minister believes this price freeze is unworkable, impossible to implement and probably a communist plot?" Miliband added: "He is not the prime minister at all.

He said an annual limit would be "illegal and impossible to implement" and added: "I think what is happening here [is] the Conservatives are in a bit of a panic because of Ukip reacting in the way they are.

Critics of creating a new offence say that it would be almost impossible to implement, and what abuse victims really need is for police and others in the criminal justice system to he held accountable when they fail to do their jobs.

Conservative high-ups are said to be considering an annual cap of 75,000 migrants from the EU – a move that, as Vince Cable pointed outon Sunday, would probably be "illegal and impossible to implement", and has much more to do with moronic electioneering than serious politics.

Equally, Thatcher's introduction of a "poll tax," an unpopular local tax that charged rich and poor alike at the same rate, proved impossible to implement and was scrapped within two years of its introduction at a cost of billions of pounds.

It should go without saying that this approach to government would be difficult if not impossible to implement, and even Bart Stupak is not a partisan of what one might call Stupakism.

These conflicts will often render the implementation of national land conservation strategies or land use policies difficult, or even impossible to implement (Biot and others 1995).

Indeed, the ETSU students did not realize initially that some aspects of their models would be difficult, if not impossible, to implement experimentally; and the BME students did not realize how important a correct interpretation of a theoretical model would be to the experimental design and data collection.

Unfortunately, this method works only in very few cases, since the operations which are necessary are almost always impossible to implement in practice and combining patterns of matrices naturally leads to more complex equations for the Stieltjes transform and can only be performed in the large n-limit.

The policy prescriptions put forward by Germany's Chancellor Merkel are poorly prepared and designed, and impossible to implement.

Resource reservation and service level guarantees are difficult (if not impossible) to implement in the target scenario and within the stated goals, and as such were not considered.