Sentence examples for it could not be implemented from inspiring English sources
Just a day after the deal was signed, Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said that it could not be implemented until Armenia withdrew from Nagorno-Karabakh, which it has occupied since the war.
Ian Murray, the shadow Scottish secretary, accused the SNP of hypocrisy, saying it was pushing for full fiscal autonomy in the knowledge that it could not be implemented: the Institute for Fiscal Studies has forecast that it could increase Scotland's current debts and deficits by £9.8bn by 2018-19.
A combination of financial, political and practical difficulties ensured that it could not be implemented.
While Section 2b did survive, allowing such a request after a stop for other suspected illegality, it could not be implemented based on racial profiling.
"But in the end, the real reason apartheid was abolished was that it just could not be implemented.
This was called off after it was discovered the legislation could not be implemented without regulations, which could be blocked by the Senate, making the scheme unenforceable.
"It's not up to the state to endorse it," she said, "because this plan could not be implemented without the cooperation of the city and other leaders".
The situation is ironic, because she arrives at a definition of voluntariness that is not only incompatible with the one proposed by Appelbaum, but also one that he explicitly rejects on the grounds that it "…does not reflect the law and could not be implemented in a research setting" (Appelbaum 2009, 34).
The document itself admits that its ban on "targeting the innocent" could not be implemented everywhere at once: "But we will now have the weight of public opinion on our side".
On the other hand, the linear term with coefficient b could not be implemented in their equation, because it is not completely continuous in (36) below, as required in [13].
The classic vectorcardiography, a forerunner of CGM, could not be implemented into routine clinical practice because it was too difficult to record and interpret.
