Sentence examples for it proved impossible to implement from inspiring English sources

On his second day in office, Mr Obama ordered Guantanamo be closed within a year, but it proved impossible to implement.

"Unfortunately it has proved impossible to implement the agreed structure and my position has quickly become untenable.

Equally, Thatcher's introduction of a "poll tax," an unpopular local tax that charged rich and poor alike at the same rate, proved impossible to implement and was scrapped within two years of its introduction at a cost of billions of pounds.

And the charter's most significant innovation, a "security clause" in which the king was subjected to the oversight of a panel of 25 barons, proved impossible to implement.

But the new law was no match for economic reality, and it proved impossible to enforce.

At worst it will prove impossible to implement at all because of the politics of the here and now.The architects of the 1992 Maastricht treaty, who included Jacques Delors, then European Commission president, and Helmut Kohl, then German chancellor, always wanted political union to accompany the monetary union that the treaty envisaged.

Research results published by the Institute for Social and Economic Research show that there are at least two practical ways to implement a citizen's income and that one of those methods could implement it very quickly: which could be helpful if universal credit proves impossible to implement.

A statement afterwards said that "it proved impossible to reach understandings on all issues".

After a long pause, it proved impossible to start the music again.

Slight as his oeuvre had been, it proved impossible to forget.

On the Protestant side, it proved impossible to reconcile the various reforming movements.