Sentence examples for was rendered impossible from inspiring English sources

As a result of this lawful governmental action the performance of the contract was rendered impossible.

Comprehensive planning for urban growth after 1960 was rendered impossible because of the many confining branches of the lagoon waters.

In reality, such an action was rendered impossible by the opposition of Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the Exchequer and then the prime minister.

The receipt of rewards was associated with activation of the hippocampus in a control condition when using the extra-maze cues for navigation was rendered impossible by randomizing the spatial location of cues.

The federal government's policy was rendered impossible by Louis Riel, a Métis leader educated in Montreal, who organized resistance in Red River to a transfer to Canada without the input of the people of the northwest.

"We followed the most radical voices in the party and the movement, and they led us to abject and irreversible defeat," Frum wrote on his blog, adding: "Conservative talkers on Fox and talk radio had whipped the Republican voting base into such a frenzy that deal-making was rendered impossible.

Even though the owner is not excused because of strict impossibility, it is urged that American law recognizes that performance is rendered impossible if it can only be accomplished with extreme and unreasonable difficulty, expense, injury or loss.

Even though the owner is not excused because of strict impossibility, it is urged that American law recognizes that performance is rendered impossible if it can only be accomplished with extreme and unreasonable difficulty, expense, injury or loss.1 There is no extreme or unreasonable difficulty apparent here.

Munter is quitting his job early this month because his diplomatic mission has been rendered impossible.

Specifically, the differences between these values are rendered impossible through the epistemic continuity stemming from a shared ontology.

Ashmore v. Cox is an authority in favour of the plaintiff, for it was there held that a buyer under a contract took the risk of the performance of the contract being rendered impossible by unforeseen circumstances.