Sentence examples for making any solution from inspiring English sources

Instead, he is shoring up that base by proposing new measures that more deeply expand the occupation of Palestinian lands thereby making any solution impossible.

Israel, she said, "does everything to create on the ground facts that would make any solution impossible".

Most worrying of all, Miss Megawati is likely to take a harder line towards separatists in Aceh and Irian Jaya, making any lasting solution even harder to achieve.Still, only a month ago it seemed as though Miss Megawati's greatest difficulty would be to take power without widespread violence.

But the possibility of appeals and counterappeals made any early solution to the smoldering conflict unlikely.

Unlike in 1990, the link with the Maoists makes any political solution much harder to find.

In order to make any such solution work, Europe's elites will have to address a problem they have long shirked: that of the democratic deficit at the heart of integration.

However, most of the currently available implementations lack efficiency due to the highly dynamic and hierarchically flat nature of the underlying wireless mobile networking environment, that make any traditional solution based on centralized schemes and statically defined roles practically unfeasible.

While the treaty has been shrouded in extreme secrecy (as a Congressional staffer I couldn't read the treaty) from leaked versions of the treaty we know that the US has been negotiating for a version of the TPP which would make any permanent solution on cellphone unlocking impossible.

The change of the boundary conditions can be easily achieved by only varying the stiffness of the four sets of boundary springs at each end of the shell without the need of making any change to the solution procedure.

In this situation, reverse engineering f would not imply making any choices among possible solutions.

When combined with a configuration system, the presented IDM tool automates the documentation and formalizes the synthesis of architectures, thereby making any decision about a preferred solution explicit and transparent.