Sentence examples for move is possible from inspiring English sources
United are yet to lodge a bid for the 18-year-old left-back and though a move is possible this week, the Premier League champions will need to outbid the west London side substantially if they are to secure the player's services.
The Welsh region are refusing to confirm the talks, but Easterby's comments suggest a move is possible.
People who played significant roles in building layers and pieces of the Internet believe such a move is possible, though they also warn of how far we have yet to travel.
A pull move is possible if location C is free or equals (x i -1, y i -1).
CUBS OWNER SAYS MOVE IS POSSIBLE As the Cubs continue to wrangle with city officials and local businesses for a deal to renovate 99-year-old Wrigley Field, the chairman of the club, Tom Ricketts, said Wednesday that if no agreement could be reached, the team would consider a new home.
The move was possible under deals between the central banks that were already in existence, and the Fed saw no need to make an announcement on Thursday.
When a visionary move was possible, when Kidd might have been sent to his suitor in San Antonio for the younger, cheaper Tony Parker, Thorn and the Nets made the popular play.
| Siemens Enterprise Communications, which is majority-owned by the Gores Group, is not weighing an initial public offering, its chief executive told Reuters, despite statements made earlier this year that such a move was possible.
Only in the United States did a Congressional committee vote, in 2011, to ban nonhumanitarian aid to Sri Lanka — though even that move was possible only because, as a former American ambassador to Sri Lanka once put it, "the U. S. has no significant strategic interests in Sri Lanka".
The move was possible because the country has enough cash to last until next May.Over the past two years Ireland's National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA), which manages the state's debt, has maintained a cash cushion of €20 billion ($27.7 billion), equivalent to 12% of GDP.
The move was possible because of a provision in the short-term continuing resolution, which helped fund the program for another 30 days after the onset of the impasse.
