Sentence examples for that cannot be realised from inspiring English sources

"There was a realisation that the dream that we can hold on to the entire Land of Israel is an objective that cannot be realised in this generation".

He returned to his old theme that in this changing world,peoples are seeking social and political ends that cannot be realised by armed force.

A Yemen ensnared in war threatens many of the expected gains from the Iran nuclear deal; gains that cannot be realised in a heavily unstable region with multiple ongoing wars.

In particular, existing design is based on very simple boundary condition assumptions that cannot be realised in practice.

Also, Breker et al. [60] report that simulation makes it possible to conduct tests in new ways that cannot be realised in real traffic environments.

Without Turkish movement on Nabucco, however, this cannot be realised.

Do not make pledges that raise expectations and which cannot be realised.

Furthermore, it has been observed that such a transmission gate action cannot be realised by folding the conventional NMOS and PMOS transistors.

To date, only a few fragments of this master plan have become reality, and the forecast is all but good: what is certain is that substantial parts of the approved project cannot be realised; the immediate problem is how to guarantee acceptable temporary solutions to the businesses and inhabitants who are already in situ.

"UNICEF believes that without the empowerment of women, children's rights cannot be realised," said Jan-Pieter Kleijburg, Officer-in-Charge UNICEF.

"As long as women continue to be marginalised from Burmese political and public life, sustainable peace cannot be realised," Naw Wah Ku Shee told the Guardian, adding that Aung San Suu Kyi needed to do more to help women in her country.