Market participants may incorrectly discount the possibility of sector-wide disturbances and avoid expending private resources to safeguard their capital positions.
At this time, no other fund family offers anything similar in terms of the variety of sectors available and the ability to trade as often as desired, although Legg Mason says it is exploring the possibility of offering sector funds to its investors.
At Monday's meeting, rather than focusing on a government bailout as his predecessor, Francis Mer, did, Mr. Sarkozy raised the possibility of private sector involvement to ensure Alstom's long-term viability, a person who attended part of the meeting said.
It warns that central and local government need to be ready for the possibility of third-sector organisations and private contractors – both of which are now relied upon to deliver a swathe of services – going under or pulling out of the public sector.
It is still not clear how far Orkney's advance was planned only as a feint; according to historian David Chandler it is probably more accurate to surmise that Marlborough launched Orkney in a serious probe with a view to sounding out the possibilities of the sector.
Barack Obama vowed to eliminate the possibility of the financial sector being too big to fail.
Under the heading "business strategy", the board appeared to discuss a KPMG presentation on the possibility of a private sector partner.
The possibility of a public sector wage freeze, discussed in the press by an official last Wednesday, got buried on Thursday by Finance Minister Elena Salgado.
The thorny issue of allowing Athens more time to repay its debts, and the possibility of the private sector writing off some of the money it has lent to Greece, is mooted.
As the changes in society such as population ageing and technological developments have weakened the possibility of the public sector to meet the needs of the present, there is an increasing need for new health care policies (e.g. PPP) and cooperation between different societal actors in all developed countries.
The possibility of disaggregation across sectors of use or energy sources is typically constrained by the availability of suitable data for a sufficient number of countries and/or time periods.
