Sentence examples for impossible to oversee from inspiring English sources

Most respondents felt reparations would be "delicate", "difficult", and even "impossible" to oversee.

"It is impossible, really, to oversee the border, unless they put the entire United States Army there," said Rafael Fernández de Castro, a foreign policy analyst in Mexico City.

Mr Hunt said it had become "impossible" for GPs to oversee their patients' treatment throughout the health and social care system.

Her supporters complain that she was given an impossible task when asked to oversee troubled regions such as West Papua and the Molucca islands.

It's impossible for any one individual to oversee that many businesses it would be like herding cats.

But because many plants have thousands of employees, he added, it is impossible for the regulatory agency to oversee everything that happens at a plant.

States would be missing out on a major group of bettors to not only tax but also monitor: The illegal offshore betting market is more difficult to oversee and impossible to regulate.

It certainly makes the job of the civilians trying to oversee the economic and political rebuilding of Iraq immeasurably harder, if not impossible.

That's a lot to oversee.

Local police arrived to oversee events.

Somebody has to oversee it".