Sentence examples for impossible to seek from inspiring English sources

The Syrian government has made it virtually impossible to seek its response to such accusations.

If their marriage breaks down or her husband dies, women have little recourse as it becomes almost impossible to seek spousal support and even child support.

Advocates for borrowers complain that the system's secrecy makes it impossible to seek help from the unidentified investors who own their loans.

And these struggling workers embody Russia's work force: largely immobile, because the lack of affordable housing makes it impossible to seek employment elsewhere, and sadly inflexible, thanks to their overdependence on these paternalistic, enterprise-based social services, part of what President Medvedev has denounced as the "Soviet-style social sphere".

Initially, that September report seemed to indicate that the P.G.R., in tandem with GIEI, would move forward on the case in an unprecedented way, breaching the wall of impunity that has made it impossible to seek justice for any other previous crime of similar magnitude.

Initially, that September report seemed to indicate that the P.G.R., in tandem with GIEI, would move forward on the case in an unprecedented way, breaching the wall of impunity that has made it impossible to seek justice for any other previous crime of similar magnitude.

She pointed out that it was impossible for Britain to seek to impose a travel ban on a head of state, and said Britain had no illusions about the state of Russia.

In response to MPs' criticism of the lack of specific measures imposed on Putin, she pointed out that it was impossible for Britain to seek to impose a travel ban on a head of state, and said Britain had no illusions about the state of Russia.

It will also be practically impossible for them to seek employment and education outside the camp.

When global commodity prices came crashing down, government revenue dwindled and paying bills became impossible, prompting officials to seek a 1 billion dollars in bailout from the IMF.

But we succeeded in making it impossible for Johnson to seek reelection, transforming the Democratic Party's advocacy from pro-war to anti-war, and creating a permanent majority national popular opposition to the continuation of the war.