Sentences with phrase «proves unachievable»

As part of Permanence Planning for Looked After Children, Parallel Plans must be drawn up to ensure that alternative plans have been explored and are available without delay if the preferred permanent outcome proves unachievable.

It had been widely assumed that this stringent target would prove unachievable, but the new study would appear to give us much more time to act if we want to stay below it.

It is based on both supply and demand assumptions that have proven false over the past decade, and sets aspirational goals that have proven unachievable; the RFS must be repealed or significantly reformed.

Not exact matches

Coalition tensions over the issue have bubbled to the surface before and the business secretary showed at this key event at his own party conference that he is prepared to keep on fighting to prove that the Tory target is both unachievable and wrong.

Production problems are really a non-issue - Produce cars at industry average speed isn't some unachievable goal, everyone can do it and they will eventually - The auto industry said was it's impossible to ramp up as fast as claimed, and they were right, but that doesn't matter now because fans now think it's impossible to ramp up ever - This means when they do inevitably ramp up, whenever that happens, fans will claim Elon achieved the impossible and proved the auto industry wrong, never - mind what the industry actually said.