When the need for continuous improvement and maintenance of skills is identified, the time and resources available will be decisive for the possibility to implement further training activities.
If she failed in that endeavour, she at least prescribed a task for future work: to say whether it is indeed a prejudice or a decisive obstacle to the possibility of practical knowledge and the theory that intention involves belief.
This was part of what so annoyed the Cannes audience, along with that moral lethargy which seemed to overpower his characters, blocking even the possibility of decisive action.
Lacking genuine political competition, with no possibility of decisive electoral victories, public administration in newly pacified nations is often a mess.Lebanon is a prime example.
The genocide there is thus an unattended stepchild left to well-meaning groups and individuals who further sap the possibility of decisive action by directing attention to delicate measures of relief and equally fragile diplomacy.
Armed with polls that raise the possibility of decisive wins in House and Senate races, Congressional Republicans are trying to turn the situation to their advantage, warning voters about unchecked one-party government and urging them to split their tickets to deny Democrats unfettered control.
Alex Rodriguez's effort to return to the Yankees' lineup before Major League Baseball issues its expected suspension of him is moving into a decisive phase, with the possibility that the games he is set to play in minor league settings over the next few days could be his last ones for a long time.
The powder shape turned out to have a decisive effect on the possibility on coatings formation.
Indeed, the Auslander bijections focus on parts of the category, namely the sets C [ → Y 〉, but the decisive feature is the possibility to change the focus by enlarging C (adding direct summands).
Yet, as in most other times when the world seems to be about to be plunged in darkness, there emerges a glimmer of hope, a hint of the emergence of a set of circumstances that hints at the possibility of decisive action.
