Sentence examples for impossible to promote from inspiring English sources

Labour certainly found it impossible to promote in government.

SideWiki will make it impossible to promote one message and not be held to account.

"For them, as for every Catholic, it is impossible to promote such laws or to vote for them".

Pastore is trying to push through a bill that would have the effect of making it all but impossible to promote competition.

Without an urban civil culture, it is impossible to promote political and economic participation, and a non-unified Jerusalem will remain.

Yet then she was passed over promotion, receiving the feedback that her "concerning" and "abrasive" interpersonal style had made it impossible to promote her.

Steve Elworthy, the ECB's marketing and communications director, will have an all but impossible task to promote England's domestic T20 to its maximum extent as long as the England international fixture list is so overcrowded that the domestic circuit suffocates for lack of breathing holes.

"It's difficult, if not impossible, to both promote and police your sport at the same time," said Travis Tygart, chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency.

Without an accurate understanding of traditional conflict resolution mechanisms, it is nearly impossible to effectively promote peace between pastoralist communities.

The West's purpose is not to remake Afghanistan, an impossible task, but to promote regional stability and encourage the Pakistanis in their struggle against militants.

This means that physicians must agree to contracts that often include provisions that make it difficult, if not impossible, for them to promote what they deem to be the optimal patient care.