Sentence examples for possible to hold a new from inspiring English sources

Ruling on Mr. Engel's appeal, the court said that the case had been dealt with "incomprehensibly late," and that given Mr. Engel's age and frailty, it was no longer possible to hold a new trial to clear up doubts about a 2002 verdict by a Hamburg court, which had found him guilty and sentenced him to seven years.

It is possible to hold a wide range of investments within an Isa.

"Once all the paperwork is there then it is possible to hold a hearing.

The new model adds a few millimetres of leg room to the back seats, but as it was already all but possible to hold a village fete in there, the trouble seems a little unnecessary.

Unlike Hofbrauhaus, it is possible to hold a conversation here without yelling.

Failing to charge Lord Janner meant it was not possible to hold a "trial of the facts".

The deal between the government and the Election Commission to hold a new poll offers a possible way out of Thailand's political paralysis, although there are still many obstacles, says the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok.

France has agreed to hold a new trial.

With the presence of the Chairperson of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and the three vice-chairs, together with three of the regional coordinators, it was also possible to hold informal discussions on the new strategic plan and understand regional and specific issues that will feed into the final draft to be presented to Members ahead of the Commission in Geneva in July 2019.

#KrattLaw — Estonia's digital shorthand for a new category of legal entity comprising A.I., algorithms, and robots — will make it possible to hold accountable whoever gave a drop of blood.

Contributors to her book, a diverse group of seven defense experts, argue that it is possible to hold annual defense spending at about $300 billion over the next decade (more than the estimated combined spending of Russia, France, Japan, China, Britain and Germany), and invest in new weapons.