Terry McAuliffe, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said he has talked with General Clark about running as a Democrat and declared the possibility "great for the party," adding, "He's clearly interested, and it would be great to have a four-star general talking about why he's a Democrat, running for president".
Last week they were backed by the judge, who declared: "The possibility of a kidney transplantation should not be excluded on non-medical grounds". She added: "The need for blood tests, the use of needles and the likelihood of several returns to hospital post-operation do not seem to me to be insuperable obstacles.
But they are lamblike compared with her columns, which called the publisher of this newspaper a "traitor," and (at a more innocent time, before California recalled governors) declared the possibility of an Al Gore-Gray Davis presidential ticket "the only compelling argument yet in favor of friendly fire".
The intelligence community has declared the possibility that President Obama ordered a political espionage plot against the Trump campaign to be a dead letter.
Last year a government commission began studying the possibility of declaring the mural national patrimony, a status that would make its preservation a matter of state interest.
The Times declared that the possibility of Johnson being found not guilty was "simply impossible, unless some new and startling developments shall take place".
In response to de Santis's article, the gossip blog DagoSpia declared the debate about the possibility of Ferrante's nomination for a Strega ridiculous, because: "Even the stones know that Elena Ferrante is Anita Raja".
The latest court decision seems promising due to the possibility to declare the contract null (Civil Case III); therefore, it is very likely that the coherence in court decisions will further support avoiding mistakes in applying legal norms, and losses for contract cheating services will discourage their providers from continuing in the same vein.
The Clinton administration also was guilty, she declares, of downplaying the possibility of state sponsorship of terrorist acts.
Just a few lines later, he disproves his own maxim, by declaring, "Impossible possibility, thy name is an opinion on the Affordable Care Act!" In case anyone missed it, the A.C.A. survived yet another politicized legal challenge, this time by a 6 3 margin, and Scalia, who was joined on the losing side by Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas, wasn't happy.
