Sentence examples for provision impossible from inspiring English sources

Like TTIP, Ceta threatens to lock in privatisation, making renationalisation (of Britain's railways, say) or attempts by cities to take control of failing public services (as Joseph Chamberlain did in Birmingham in the 19th century, laying the foundations for modern social provision) impossible.

"Market failure" does not mean that markets for public goods will not exist, or that their private provision is impossible.

All the advantages of reverse osmosis disappear if you speak about using domestic systems where qualified engineering provision is impossible.

The paper develops a solution method for this problem and shows that, in this more general framework, the insights obtained from the traditional banking models change considerably, up to the point of liquidity provision becoming impossible.

The compliance with these provisions is impossible".

But Ms. Pelosi said the Nebraska provision made that impossible.

In theory, this could replace the now-impossible provision of new council housing.

Many employees I spoke with said that these contractual provisions made it impossible to talk about suspicious behavior they witnessed at the company.

Though a federal district court judge found in 2014 that the law's provisions created "an impossible obstacle" for patients trying to access the procedure and that the law was intended to block women's access to abortion, the appeals court bought the Texas legislature's stated justifications for the legislation.

He said that the whistle-blower protection provision "makes it legally impossible to fire disruptive employees".

Senate Republican leaders say they have the support of all 41 of their members — enough to kill the provision by making it impossible to get the 60 votes necessary to cut off debate.