Sentence examples for impossible to secure their from inspiring English sources
The Ethiopian Government refuses to recognize that its captured soldiers are prisoners of war, making it virtually impossible to secure their release.
People who could not afford to pay a lawyer now found it difficult, if not impossible, to secure their legal rights.
And as for what's ahead for marathons, Ken Belson writes in The Times what London and New York will take away in trying to secure their events, an almost impossible task.
And I would contend, despite Bhushan's assurances, that it would be very nearly impossible to secure any room against professional assassins who knew where their target was.
But without water, both health and wealth for women and girls are almost impossible to secure, and business must step in where local governments have failed girls and their mothers.
If it's a court-appointed attorney or public defender not doing their job, it will be more difficult, but generally not impossible, to secure a substitute.
Several of his former frontbench team have complained it has been impossible to secure meetings with him and that he and his shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, have announced policy in their areas with no consultation or prior warning.
Jayshree Satpute, a prominent human rights lawyer, who followed the Mirchpur case, recalled advocates for the Dalits arguing that it was impossible to secure a fair trial in Haryana because Jat police officials were likely to protect members of their own caste.
