The policy's chances of survival may depend on the year-to-year price of oil, said Andrew N. Kleit, a professor of energy and environmental economics at Pennsylvania State University.
But with the recent changes in drug policy, the chances are that more people will be smoking cannabis than ever before, and the more potent and more popular high-THC/low-CBD marijuana that is available today will increase their risk of dependence.
Adams called this his Macbeth policy: "If chance will have me king, why, chance may crown me, / Without my stir".
Without such policies, the chances are that the country will keep drifting, putting jobs and incomes, and even the PT's social programmes, at risk.
Still, that impression now exists among some lawmakers, scientists and patients, many of whom were initially prepared to give Mr. Bush's policy a chance but now are not so certain.
But there is also a growing awareness in Israel that the policy's chance of success, as well as the strength and effectiveness of Sunni Arab opposition to Shia Iran's nuclear ambitions, may hinge on America's ability to show progress on Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking.In this section A grand bargain?
If the SNP took down a Labour government promising coincidentally to implement some of their policies, their chances of doing well at the 2016 Scottish Parliament elections would be diminished.
Importantly, if you already have an existing base of investors from earlier rounds of financing that have favorable reserves policies, your chances of successfully reselling the dream increases dramatically.
Still, Mr. Haworth said he wanted to give Mr. Obama's policies a chance to work, as did Lucy Natkiel, a small-business owner from Hill who said the Republican candidates were not offering solutions that could get through Congress.
Fannie and Freddie didn't design their horrific lending policies by chance.
