But these challenges are not insurmountable.

However, the problems were not insurmountable.

However, they are often exaggerated and certainly not insurmountable.

But in practice there is an insurmountable difficulty with this approach.

This emerging values gap is not an insurmountable obstacle to geostrategic rapprochement.

A lawsuit for losses stemming from the hoaxed tweet would face nearly insurmountable obstacles.

All this would seem to be insurmountable if the basic economics were not clear.

The PRI s candidate, Enrique Peña Nieto, holds an insurmountable lead late in the campaign.

The problem of how to wean these countries off this addiction seems to be insurmountable.

While the path back to the negotiating table is not an easy one, the obstacles are not insurmountable.

We should not relent in our resolve to achieve constructive results, for no man made challenges are insurmountable.

The administrative difficulties in implementing a Tobin tax are not insurmountable, as long as all major advanced countries go along.

This might prove to be an insurmountable obstacle to realizing the Obama administration s vision of a nuclear weapons free world.

The technical problems seemed insurmountable, so researchers since the 1960s have sought to deposit GaN on a base of readily available sapphire.

Calderón impressively overcame apparently insurmountable obstacles on the way to the presidency, yet the struggle to govern and transform Mexico has just begun.

At one extreme, some view Russia as an industrialized banana republic whose corrupt institutions and insurmountable demographic and health problems make decline inevitable.

While the euro has not caused France s economic problems, its politicians commitment to the single currency represents an insurmountable barrier to solving them.

The main challenge for the Assembly is to forge onward, keeping in mind that the road ahead is full of seemingly insurmountable challenges.

Some accuse the Syrian security services and leadership of assassinating Mr. Hariri because he became an insurmountable obstacle to their influence in Lebanon.

Some accuse the Syrian security services and leadership of assassinating Mr. Hariri because he became an insurmountable obstacle to their influence in Lebanon.

But these challenges are not insurmountable. In fact, engineering approaches have been developed that can protect coastal residents from the consequences of extreme storms.

The day they see the angels there will be no happy tidings for the sinners and they will say There is an insurmountable barrier !

The day they see the angels there will be no happy tidings for the sinners and they will say There is an insurmountable barrier !

Of course, cultural barriers are not insurmountable democracy has taken root in Japan, South Korea, and in other Muslim countries, such as Turkey, Indonesia, and Bangladesh.

Politicians from political parties out of power denounce the deficits and debt as a horrific legacy for our children and an insurmountable burden on the economy.

Many Russian futures are possible. At one extreme, some view Russia as an industrialized banana republic whose corrupt institutions and insurmountable demographic and health problems make decline inevitable.

It is He who released the two bodies of flowing water , one sweet and fresh and the other salty and bitter , and set up an insurmountable barrier between them .

It is He who released the two bodies of flowing water , one sweet and fresh and the other salty and bitter , and set up an insurmountable barrier between them .

Insurmountable constraints thus prevented Brazil from voting in favour of a proposal that we have always understood would be the appropriate instrument to help curb violence and end impunity in Darfur.

And it is He , Who has let loose the two seas , one palatable and sweet , the other bitter and saltish , and there is a partition between them , which is an insurmountable barrier .

And it is He , Who has let loose the two seas , one palatable and sweet , the other bitter and saltish , and there is a partition between them , which is an insurmountable barrier .

Even the special one time issuance of SDR s, agreed upon in 1997 to ensure that all Fund members receive an equitable share of cumulative SDR allocations, has still not been activated, owing to insurmountable opposition.

Mr. Dapkiunas (Belarus) (spoke in Russian) In the history of humankind, remembrance and reconciliation, the bitter memory of past wounds and losses, are often an insurmountable wall in the minds of individuals and entire peoples.

Prosecutorial inaction following a complaint filed by the victim therefore amounts to an insurmountable impediment in the exercise of the victim's right to act as a private prosecutor and to have his case heard before a court.

Applying this process to large banks and to financial institutions that are not formally banks and that do not have insured retail deposits sounds fine on paper. But in practice there is an insurmountable difficulty with this approach.

The Committee considers that the insurmountable procedural impediments faced by the complainant as a result of the inaction of the competent authorities rendered the application of a remedy that may bring effective relief to the complainant highly unlikely.

The Committee considers that the insurmountable procedural impediment faced by the complainant as a result of the inaction of the competent authorities rendered the application of a remedy that may bring effective relief to the complainant highly unlikely.

This highly uncertain state of affairs, after almost four decades of occupation and on top of five years of conflict and economic decline, poses formidable, seemingly insurmountable obstacles to PA policymakers in most spheres, including economic and development policy.

The subjectivity of the notion was not, however, sufficient reason for abstaining from an effort to define it other legal notions ( public morals , reasonable , good faith ) were equally subjective or changed with time and did not pose insurmountable problems in their application.

In the context of the sterling efforts of many developing countries to take ownership of their development responsibilities and overcome at times seemingly insurmountable challenges, we welcome the initiatives that have been taken to reduce the debt burden of the most economically disadvantaged among us.

But the core of the argument comes in the first 400 pages, which is not an insurmountable challenge for the intellectually curious particularly given that Parfit, in the best tradition of English language philosophy, always strives for lucidity, never using obscure words where simple ones will do.

He condemned the position of delegations that had demonized his country in the Third Committee, behaviour that illustrated the manipulation of international cooperation in the area of human rights and represented an insurmountable barrier to the realization of all human rights, transforming the international debate into an instrument of domination.

Had the complainant decided to sue for damages immediately following the incident, he would have faced another insurmountable procedural impediment caused by the inaction of the Public Prosecutor's Office, namely, articles 186 and 106 of the Civil Procedure Code, which stipulate that both parties to a civil action the plaintiff and the respondent must be identified by name, address and other relevant personal data.