Really, though, that question was a proxy for another: could Hollywood conceivably manage to co-opt that day into the great American mythos without committing crimes against good taste?
But the reputations of both have taken a knock, and the BJP, which picked up 17% of the vote in the national election, may conceivably manage a breakthrough in West Bengal.Such political calculations may explain why Mr Modi has been slower to move on domestic and economic legislation than many cheerleaders had predicted.
What happens to the management and delivery of the REF itelf, as a UK-wide exercise is a slightly different question - it could conceivably be managed from the research councils or by a standalone body set up specifically for that purpose.
Since the filming, Naret has been replaced by Michael Ellis, a manager more closely connected to tire production, conceivably instructed to manage the increasing losses incurred by the books.
In patients with weight gain while on antipsychotic medications (e.g. olanzapine treatment), sibutramine, if not managed appropriately, could conceivably exacerbate psychotic episode symptoms or trigger its relapse.
It is a thoroughly valuable and absorbing film, with some terrifically managed suspense sequences that might conceivably have been admired by Gillo Pontecorvo.
The story goes on: "While the S.E.C. requires companies with more than 499 investors to disclose their financial results to the public, Goldman's proposed special purpose vehicle may be able get around such a rule because it would be managed by Goldman and considered just one investor, even though it could conceivably be pooling investments from thousands of clients".
While the S.E.C. requires companies with more than 499 investors to disclose their financial results to the public, Goldman's proposed special purpose vehicle may be able get around such a rule because it would be managed by Goldman and considered just one investor, even though it could conceivably be pooling investments from thousands of clients.
IN THE past few months Hungary's bouncy, footballing, 38-year-old, conservative prime minister has managed to annoy just about everyone except, perhaps, a majority of his own voters, who next month may conceivably buck the post-communist trend in Central Europe by granting him a rare second term in office on the trot.
Batters have no equivalent accomplishment: hitting four home runs in a game might be the closest, but even batters who manage that could conceivably have hit five, or even six, if they had got enough at-bats.
