Sentence examples for nearly impossible to implement from inspiring English sources

Besides, the Brotherhood argues it is nearly impossible to implement any such programme, let alone an Ikhwanised one, within such a sclerotic state apparatus as Egypt's.

To be sure, some of Bolsonaro's more extreme campaign promises on security, like giving police officers license to kill on the job without being prosecuted, face stiff opposition and would prove nearly impossible to implement.

The sport's chaotic organization makes it nearly impossible to implement safety measures, such as requiring stringent qualifications for ringside physicians, or to alter systemic problems that lead to corruption, such as the practice of permitting those who are promoting a fight to manage one or both of the boxers appearing in that fight.

That's a worthy goal, but one that is nearly impossible to implement without running afoul of constitutional liberties already in jeopardy from earlier technology laws.

Due to vested interests and bureaucratic momentum, smart markets have historically been nearly impossible to implement once a different system is in place.

It also says that it will be nearly impossible to implement the higher out-of-town payment rates in the 30-day window before the new rules take effect.

Positive discrimination was impossible to implement.

Certain fixes, they've realized, are impossible to implement.

Too often, policy that's poorly evidenced, badly designed and difficult if not impossible to implement.

It would be impossible to implement widescale federalism now without engaging in violent conflict.

He said that deporting such immigrants would be "massively expensive, impossible to implement".