That was the eventuality raised last month by a prominent general in the Revolutionary Guard, who described the "sedition" faced by the country as "deeper and wider" even than that of four years ago.Even if the elections pass off relatively smoothly, whoever replaces Mr Ahmadinejad will inherit daunting problems caused by sanctions.
In that line of thoughts, adopting restrictive measures on immigration is necessary to proactively address this eventuality (Wunderlich, 2013).
When the health impacts of climate change were first broached in the health literature, they were referred to as a possible eventuality (Longstreth 1991).
None of us want to see Scotland leave the United Kingdom, but we need clarity from the government about what safeguards are in place to meet all eventualities after next year's referendum".
That is, of course, depending on the eventualities of this weekend's Swiss arrest and the Polish legislative system.
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And that would have had consequences: expansive rules existed, in secret, for the eventuality of nuclear winter.
He told Fakahany and Fleming to make sure that the company had sufficient lines of credit for any eventuality, and in late August he departed for his annual two-week vacation on the Vineyard.
KBR designed a plan for such an eventuality, and on March 8, as war loomed, the corps awarded Halliburton a no-bid contract to carry out the plan, officials said.
Later, questioned by Pete Weatherby QC, representing 22 families whose relatives were killed in the 1989 disaster, Marshall agreed it would have been "helpful" if he had been told the tunnel was closed, and the police could have planned for such an eventuality at the 1989 match.
