The color of movies and the way light makes the colors, light from behind the projection, or light from the projection, makes the colors look so impossible.

The staffing situation has been compounded by the unpredictability of financial resources, which makes it impossible for the staff to be offered longer term contracts.

7.6 On 15 January 2003, the State party made further submissions, disputing that the current state of its law makes restoration of extinguished rights impossible.

The recent brutal wave of violence makes real and lasting improvements to the humanitarian situation impossible and has forced many returnees back to the camps they had left just weeks before.

The epidemic's magnitude threatens the very existence of our nation and makes the fight to carry out the World Programme of Action for Youth all the more difficult, if not outright impossible.

Now this approach makes possible things like combing through all available data from very different sources, identifying key relationships and putting them in one place, something that's been nearly impossible to do before.

Physically impossible.

That's impossible.

It's impossible.

Absolutely impossible.

Silly. Foolish. Impossible.

It's just impossible.

Impossible, you say?

If the States having the power to locate them are not interested in providing information or in otherwise cooperating with my Office in the search, then it certainly makes the fulfilment of the Tribunal's mandate impossible.

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.

In the author's view, this failure by the State party promptly to investigate complaints of torture violates article 2, and the lack of witness protection makes it impossible to participate in any trial that may eventually take place.

The implication is that it may be impossible to know the exact number of staff performing procurement functions in the decentralized organizations, which in turn makes it difficult to measure the cost of procurement or other performance dimensions.

(a) Is not materially impossible

They are impossible to juggle.

She's asking for the impossible.

Impossible? I don't think so.

You may think that's impossible.

The World Economy s Impossible Demand

It is next to impossible.

I'm sorry, but it's impossible.

You should know that's impossible.

ROME Every year, we waste or lose 1.3 billion metric tons of food one third of the world s annual food production. The sheer scale of the number makes it almost impossible to grasp, no matter how one approaches it.

Moving and buying a new apartment in a different place is almost impossible, which makes Russian workers highly immobile. In Soviet times, people were proud of the fact that they had only one or two jobs during their lifetime.

It's almost impossible to model this structure any other way, and it's almost impossible to do it on computers.

What is required, therefore, is an open bilateral French German dialogue about a comprehensive realignment of the monetary union. Treaty changes are impossible therefore, different methods will need to be found, which makes the Franco German partnership all the more important.

For example, Professor Tarasofsky argues that the modern legal understanding of the environment, based on the interdependence of multiple ecosystems, makes it impossible to maintain different rules of environmental protection for peacetime and wartime. Tarasofsky, supra note 70, at 21.

And yet, the impossible is happening.

They were almost impossible to swallow.

And it's almost impossible to perform.

And everyone said it was impossible.

So the seemingly impossible is possible.

And he said that was impossible.

To live without air is impossible.

Almost many of them are impossible.

It is impossible to do it.

That aim is impossible to attain.