Sentence examples for not possible to form a from inspiring English sources

If it is not possible to form a government, fresh elections will be held in March or April – at which point Podemos's policy on MPs' salaries could prove popular with voters.

Technical director Paddy Lowe said the team were pleased with the data they had logged but that the conditions meant it was not possible to form a full picture of the affect of the changes.

It is not possible to form a sentence of the language for which one defines Tr that says of itself that it is (not) Tr, since Tr is not a predicate of that language.

"Given the very preliminary nature of the discussions, it is not possible to form any judgment as to the likelihood of reaching any agreement with Barr," Shire said.

However, it is not possible to form pure nanocrystalline Na2ZrO3 at relatively low temperatures from the mixtures of NaAc/ZrO NO3 2 or NaCA/ZrOCl2 due to the formation of Na2CO3 and NaCl with high melting points.

Note that using BFS, it is not possible to form two spanning trees with completely different edges, and that usually some of the edges will be out of both spanning trees.

It was not possible to form complexes containing more Hsp70 E. coli than Hop subunits.

In addition, one parent from the intervention group was interviewed alone because other parents in this group did not attend the scheduled meeting and it was not possible to form another focus group.

Tony Windsor, who has some chance of winning the NSW seat of New England from Barnaby Joyce, says he won't sign another formal deal but that doesn't mean it wouldn't be possible to form a functioning parliament.

On Friday, the Conservative MP Maria Miller, who chairs the equalities committee, said: "Without the information we have asked for or ministerial evidence it's not been possible to form a view of the government's work under the public sector equality duty.

Again, this raises the issue that ACC appears to be involved in response selection and preparation, but that it does not seem to be possible to form an adequate characterization of this involvement in terms of specific cognitive actions.