The bank's president, Wim Duisenberg, left the door open for further cuts, saying the uncertainty over a war and how it might reverberate in Europe made it impossible to set longer-term monetary policy.
when noticing that if K=1, the sample variances (s^{2}_{p}=0) for all p. However, if K>1, (s^{2}_{p} neq 0) for all p, making it impossible to set (hat {sigma }_{p}^{2} tilde {mathbf {h}})) to zero.
In 2006 the people who put together that monster of a straw animal, drenched the goat in some kind of flame retardant liquid that made it impossible to set on fire.
However, in virtually all CT scans made for preoperative evaluation in patients with aortic stenosis a contrast agent is injected which makes it impossible to set a fixed calcification threshold.
A government cannot make it impossible to say certain things.
Amendments approved by the Romanian Parliament made it impossible to do the work the agency was set up to do and broke a promise Romania made when it joined the bloc, the commission said.
This makes it impossible to determine the response rate.
Up in Smoke, released in October 2004 by the Working Group on Climate Change and Development, asserts that global warming could make it impossible to achieve the Millenium Development Goals set in 2000 by the United Nations, and could even reverse progress that has been made toward meeting the goals.
Second, think of Street's Law Courts not as a single building -- its immense size and constricted setting make it impossible to grasp that way in any event -- but as a far greater sum of parts, both exterior elevations and interior spaces.
Gordon Adams, a professor at George Washington University who served at the Office of Budget and Management during the Clinton administration, calls this strategy "a set of manacles that make it impossible to consider anything but the status quo".
