Sentence examples for is not possible to expect from inspiring English sources

"It is not possible to expect that twenty years after the war, people will have the same interest in war-crimes trials as they had ten or fifteen years ago," the statement said.

Turkish officials were quick to describe the border buildup as "routine," but at the same time, one government official said, "It is not possible to expect Turkey to act as if nothing is happening".

Often, it is not possible to expect the ultra-poor to become entrepreneurs without first giving them subsidies aimed at building their minimal capacity to enterprise (Tavanti 2013).

In Latvia, on the other hand, the teachers believed that it is not possible to expect equally good academic results from all children.

Unlike with academic art, it is not possible to expect eternal praise for the works made on the street.

I think it is more or less the Nordic countries and the Netherlands which are giving non-earmarked contributions to emergencies, and I think it is not possible to expect that these countries continue to bear the multilateral burden, so to speak, while all the rest of the world earmarks their contribution.

It goes without saying that, due to the environmental contamination brought on by the radiation, it was not possible to expect early improvements in accessibility or sufficient investment of emergency medical resources.

However, although the observed increase in the enamel hardness would logically suggest more resistance to demineralization, it is not possible to simply expect a solution to the problem of developing white spot lesions during orthodontic treatment with the use of these materials.

According to the Italian Code of Medical Ethics " the physician, also taking into account the patient's will, when this is expressed, must abstain from persisting in diagnostic and therapeutic procedures from which it is not possible to reasonably expect a benefit for the patient's health and/or an improvement in the quality of life" (art. 16).

Although it is not possible to define expected values for some parameters, such as the percentage of specimens testing positive for influenza virus or the number of SARI cases occurring in a given facility, aberrations in the data over time or substantial differences between facilities can signal problems at a given site.

The relationship between uptake of screening and the primary outcomes has not been quantified so, for a given level of screening uptake, it is not possible to predict the expected reduction in chlamydia prevalence or incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease.