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The seven officials will be able to defend themselves at an ethics commission hearing.

But officials will be able to access the money only under certain circumstances, like a steep drop in oil prices.

This should not be cause for concern, as Administration officials will be able to state unequivocally that they expected the drop.

Reports are that millions have flooded into the country, but the election commission insists its officials will be able to spot the fakes easily.

French intelligence and government officials will be able to spy on internet users in real time and without prior legal authorisation, under a law passed on Wednesday.

Rodrigues argues the vague wording on the government's circular indicates that officials will be able to penalise vendors who do not offer digital payments.

(The elected official will be able to collect two checks from one individual totaling $3.5 million over the course of a year and a day).

Controversy will arise, of course, and generate debate, but no public official will be able to erase it with the stroke of a pen, because musical tastes don't change through censorship.

If the U.S. Supreme Court strikes down the $123,200 aggregate contribution limit, an elected official will be able to solicit and collect a single check of up to $2.95 million--which would then be allocated among various party committees (the national, senate, and congressional committees) and federal candidates.

According to Lockheed officials, VentureStar will be able to take cargo into space at a tenth of the current cost, and could be ready to fly every two or three days.

He has not proven to team officials he will be able to participate in training camp drills this weekend, nor is the team sure when he will be able to take part.