But again, he hoped that "human nature" would change, growing more sympathetic and more amenable to ethical socialism, leaving the door open to the possibility of legitimating greater governmental interference with the market.
We live at a time of no such stirring conflicts, and of an eroded sense of governmental possibility all across the board.
Simply put, officials in Moscow see the possibility of a change of regime or even of governmental behavior as a serious threat to their interests.
The no-contributions period, which began in 1987, is intended to put a polite distance between the giving of political money and the casting of governmental votes — to erase the possibility of a Tuesday contribution turning into a Thursday favor or the possibility that an innocent juxtaposition might be seen the wrong way.
"Clearly, stepping away from a campaign has to, at least in some sense, open up the possibility of advancing some of the governmental discussions, but the size of the problem is huge and the underlying political tensions are largely still there," added Mr. Tallon, who has been an informal health policy adviser to the Spitzer and Paterson administrations.
You do not, however, address any issues concerning a possible deliberately harmful use of the technique; since it does not involve complex technology, there is the possibility that it is applied outside the reaches of governmental or societal regulation.
The Supreme Court has found three categories of "governmental interests sufficiently important to outweigh the possibility of infringement".
Sorkin is a creative child of the eighties, which is to say that he came of age at a moment when the possibilities of institutional ascent, governmental and otherwise, were being remade after a period of shame and disappointment.
The possibility of climate induced disruptions, of course, affects governmental and non governmental planning to avert or cope with worst case scenarios.
Much recent attention, public, governmental, and academic, has been focused on the possibility of an influenza pandemic, possibly arising from a mutated or genetically reassorted strain of the currently circulating avian influenza virus (H5N1).
