He feels the concert tonight could help bring about that reduction.
For there are many more states of affairs that God could bring about and that Cain could not, than vice versa.
Namely, Damian rejects as outrageous the suggestion that God could bring about something that violates the principle of non-contradiction (see Section 5.1).
The German labor minister has commissioned a study on the impact of work-related stress, and the findings could bring about legislation that outlaws after-work email.
This sweet and catchy remix featuring the golden touch of Nigeria's highly sought after Davido could only have helped bring about that recognition.
But others argue that the Tories' deregulatory spree in the 80s could have done as much to bring about that out-of-kilter economic model as the forces of globalisation, which helped to undermine manufacturing.
Here, life on-camera comes with a sense of calculated innocence: every day, all of us have a moment that could get us certified insane and another that could bring about cinematic immortality, and that awareness pulls in two directions, the self-important and the self-deprecating.
American military pressure, he said in an interview on Fox News Radio, "shaped this situation to the point where the leadership of the Iraqi interim government, working with the Ayatollah Sistani, could bring about a resolution that did not require troops to go into that mosque".
Putin's late-stage intervention into the crisis could bring about a resolution that, rather ironically, was on offer long ago: Assad in power, for an undefined transitional period, with his regime backed by Russia and Iran.
And God, of course, would have more power than Cain, even though Cain could bring about something that God could not.
