The facilities that Iran possesses to enrich uranium are legal under the non-proliferation treaty.
Escalation would be inevitable against a regime that will use every instrument it possesses to survive.
Section 702 is not the only legal authority the US government possesses to harvest data transiting the internet.
We believe these data once again demonstrate the broad capability that Redx possesses to deliver potentially first-in-class as well as best-in-class therapies.
It's sometimes hard to see the single virtue Graham Zusi possesses to a greater degree than any of the men competing for places with him.
In other words, far from heeding the Countryside Alliance's call for the censorship of Chris Packham, the BBC should clone him, as he's almost the only corrective it currently possesses to the saccharine, bucolic nonsense pouring from our televisions.
When the Goodwin and Stone building opened, Lewis Mumford wrote that "it possesses, to a degree not dreamed of even by the designers of Rockefeller Center, the luxury of space".
Acting independently, Washington and Moscow can cut the number of strategic nuclear warheads that each possesses to 2,500 or even fewer from the present level of more than 6,000 apiece.
Nor does the Museum remind one of any other structure in New York, if only for one reason: it possesses, to a degree not dreamed of even by the designers of Rockefeller Center, the luxury of space.
It would cheat Mosley out of what little suspense his novel possesses to reveal the ending; it is enough to say that it neither revokes nor redeems the triviality of what has gone before.
A reply to an explanation seeker works because the explanation sketch can be combined with information that the person already possesses to enable him to arrive at the full explanation.
