Hundreds had taken to Twitter to complain about how the assessment was too difficult and near-impossible to pass – and a petition was launched – which has since prompted a confession from the SQA that the exam was indeed more demanding than intended.
Three Lives bookshop in the West Village is one of those little shops that makes people love New York: quirky, knowledgeable, impossible to pass without picking up something and always stocked with treats for the neighbourhood dogs, whose names all the staff know.
This made it virtually impossible to pass cables under the hull and required far more lifting power than if the ship had settled on a hard seabed.
Echoing his oft-repeated lines from recent rallies, the president said that, a year ago, critics said it was politically impossible to pass such a tax measure, and six months ago they called it a political liability.
Lookup tables for Stairs2 and Entrance1 contain the value MAX, because it is impossible to pass the stairs between two halls and leading to the main entrance on a wheelchair.
The current debate among House and Senate Republicans is whether to try to turn the emerging legislative pileup into the source of a single huge negotiation with President Obama, or to carve it up into more manageable pieces that would prevent it from becoming a huge target of opposition, and therefore impossible to pass.
But, as Unions grew weaker and corporations grew stronger, the republicans have taken more control of government and it is much harder for Democrats to win and almost impossible to pass progressive legislation.
The center is a two-hour drive from the jungle city of Iquitos, in northeastern Peru, along an unpaved road that turns to deep mud and becomes impossible to pass during the area's frequent torrential downpours.
It has become almost impossible to pass through immigration without adequate documentation and work permits, but traffickers have managed to establish a system where these obligatory procedures have been breached.
Most informants agreed that the JPEPA was not an attractive model of agreement for Filipino nurses, as learning the Japanese language was too difficult and near impossible to pass the exam.
He wrote with sympathy and perception here about love and grief, finding it impossible to pass over a scene without allowing a background character a moment of yearning, or without insisting on offering a dramatic background to his minor figures.
