"Both the case files and the content of said documentation could be useful in deciding possibly re-opening the case [initiated by Nisman]," Mr Pleé said.
So, a substantial majority of those who have decided (possibly those who have informed themselves) oppose fracking, while half of those polled are undecided (Commentary: Decision reflects rank hypocrisy of senseless policy, 7 October).
Both Alma and the distraught Mahler, significantly, placed the responsibility for their marital breakdown on his neglect, and his agony was soon such that he decided, possibly at Alma's prompting, to consult Freud, making a 24-hour journey from Toblach to Leiden, in the Netherlands, where Freud was on holiday.
Alcock had decided, possibly because of the expense the club was incurring by owning its own ground, to turn it into a "wandering" team with no fixed home venue, however it appears that some of the club's members opposed this idea.
When our choices are unconscious, they are decided possibly in contradiction to what we really desire.
In this regard, it is traditional to distinguish pre-theoretically between the class of feasibly decidable problems – i.e. those which can be solved in practice by an efficient algorithm – and the class of intractable problems – i.e. those which lack such algorithms and may thus be regarded as intrinsically difficult to decide (despite possibly being decidable in principle).
The result, legal experts said, is that shareholders would have to decide on possibly settling with Andersen now, before a government-imposed fine shrinks the Andersen kitty.
The book yet to be decided... possibly David Tennant's biography".
How can you possibly decide, out of millions of possible candidates, that a particular individual is the right mate for a lifetime?
But they couldn't possibly decide right then, Ms. Crone said.
