The restrictions on importing medical goods are so extensive that they are unfeasible.

That dire financial situation is regrettably also making it unfeasible for the United Nations to meet its obligation to reimburse troop contributing countries and to return credits to Member States.

This trend is making the testing and development of many crops with commercial and humanitarian potential economically unfeasible. Despite robust laboratory research on plants since the invention of modern genetic engineering techniques in the early 1970 s, the commercialization of products has lagged.

Technological advances and innovation have begun to turn the longstanding dream of energy independence into a reality. Whereas extraction of America s extensive reserves of natural gas was previously thought to be unfeasible, technologies such as hydraulic fracturing ( fracking ) have ushered in a shale gas revolution.

Another round of bank bailouts is politically unacceptable and economically unfeasible most governments, especially in Europe, are so distressed that bailouts are unaffordable indeed, their sovereign risk is actually fueling concern about the health of Europe s banks, which hold most of the increasingly shaky government paper.

Given that treaty change is politically unfeasible, establishing a two speed Europe in which a core group of countries pursues deeper integration more quickly than the rest is the EU s best option for reaching the level of cooperation needed to escape the crisis intact. This can be accomplished in two ways.

Finally, even if there were a legal possibility for the victim himself to file for a formal judicial investigation because of the inaction of the Public Prosecutor, it would in effect be unfeasible if the police and the Public Prosecutor had failed to identify all of the alleged perpetrators beforehand, as in the instant case.

For the EU, meeting the UK s demands to restrict benefits for migrant workers, limit financial regulation that could hurt the City of London, and disavow the goal of ever closer union would require a fundamental transformation, including utterly unfeasible changes to the treaties that underpin European institutions. The discussion has thus turned to the possibility of providing the UK with a special status or allowing it to opt out of more EU provisions.