And it's virtually impossible in nature to make that happen.

Such consolidation is virtually impossible in a unipolar world order, with its one sided concept of good and evil.

It had been virtually impossible, in the short period since Latvia's independence, to change public attitudes about gender roles.

Lastly, the construction of the wall undermined the right to self determination and rendered the two State solution virtually impossible.

Succession planning within the General Service and related categories has been virtually impossible, with no new entry level staff being recruited.

Movement between the West Bank and Gaza was virtually impossible, especially with the forthcoming disengagement from the Gaza Strip by the Israelis.

This means that even though prostitutes may know about the need to use preservatives, its actual use to prevent DTS's becomes virtually impossible.

Prior to the beginning of the peace negotiations, it was virtually impossible to engage in mine surveys, clearing, capacity development or even mine risk education activities.

It appears to be virtually impossible to draw trends or other cross country inferences from the data as they are so disparate (cf. the comments made previously).

But these societies may find it difficult to address adequately their troubled pasts without the support of international institutions. Elsewhere, the fight for human rights might become virtually impossible.

Ms. Ferreira de Lopez (Paraguay) acknowledged that it might be virtually impossible under the current conditions to increase the quota of women in the National Assembly to 50 per cent.

However, they had noted that accounting for all seed stock obtained from open vials would be virtually impossible, as it could have been widely distributed as secondary seed stock throughout Iraq.

Strict immigration laws and border controls of destination countries around the world have made legal and safe migration virtually impossible for impoverished migrants and have resulted in the proliferation of irregular migration.

A complicating factor is that contemporary intra state conflicts are characterized by numerous small factions and splinter groups, making it virtually impossible to obtain the consent of all parties to the peace process.

The history of international relations in the second half of the last century shows that it is virtually impossible to preserve international peace and security when certain basic conditions of life remain unmet.

And one of the great experts in this field, of course, was, bless him, Cardinal Wolsey. Be very careful what you get into people's heads because it's virtually impossible to shift it afterwards, right?

Most notably, eurozone countries have faced powerful asymmetric shocks, to which their lack of independent monetary policy instruments made it virtually impossible to respond. As a result, they have struggled with recurring economic crisis.

Indeed, it is virtually impossible nowadays to talk about headscarves as an issue in its own right. All the sociological evidence about the girls motives, which are in fact very varied, is swept aside as irrelevant.

They stood with and for their judges, making it virtually impossible for judges willing to take Musharraf s oath of allegiance to operate. The lawyer s movement, it seems, drove a historic wedge between the judiciary and the executive.

Simply put, without a shared approach to security and a dedicated joint response, overcoming our current challenges will be virtually impossible. And, in fact, the situation could worsen considerably, with so called frozen conflicts heating up and reverting to armed confrontation.

As a practical matter, even controlling for expectations (as Phelps work insists that we do), the relationship between unemployment and inflation is highly unstable. It is virtually impossible to discern the relationship from the data except in a few isolated periods.

Regarding the crucial question of Israeli colonization activities in the occupied territories, the European Council noted that the policy of colonization is an obstacle to peace and threatens making virtually impossible any solution based on the coexistence of two States .

However hard one tries, it is virtually impossible to root out corruption in a one party system without press freedom, a robust civil society, or the rule of law. Yet these are precisely the Western values that CCP apparatchiks are attempting to eliminate.

There'd be virtually no learning curve.

Physically impossible.

That's impossible.

It's impossible.

Absolutely impossible.

Since it would be virtually impossible to secure the full support of the extended family with regard to remarriage of the widow, she suggested that Gabon should introduce legislation which would enable widows to get the courts to force families to convene a family council.

Classic inter State wars have virtually ended.

The declared plans for further expanding the so called greater Jerusalem , which includes linking the illegal settlement of Maale Adumim with occupied East Jerusalem, will effectively slice the West Bank into two disconnected parts, making the creation of a contiguous and viable Palestinian State virtually impossible.

Silly. Foolish. Impossible.

It's just impossible.

Impossible, you say?

Even during rush hour, it goes virtually unused.

I mean, a 94 percent reduction virtually clean.

Partnering with the commercial sector is virtually nonexistent.

The impossible crate illusion.

It was deemed impossible.

Eighteen minutes, clearly impossible.

No, right? It's impossible.

And since what's impossible is always unknown, it allows me to believe I can cheat the impossible.

Well, this looks like a picture of virtually nothing.

In its reply, the Government has not contested the fact that the attorney appointed to represent Mr. Choi on the day of the proceedings in the court of first instance did not speak Korean, a fact which rendered virtually impossible any communication with counsel without the assistance of an interpreter.

(a) Is not materially impossible