Sentence examples for possibility to hold from inspiring English sources

Rather than introducing general and abstract limits on the possibility to hold domestic sovereign debt or risk weight requirements, these channels rely on the assessment of individual banks' risk profile and resolvability.

The Europa League offers Benítez the chance to end his interim stewardship with a trophy and the club the possibility to hold both major Uefa trophies for 10 days – before Chelsea seek to appoint his successor.

This may be seen as problematic from a democratic point of view, as it may reduce the possibility of political involvement in the process as well as reduce the possibility to hold politicians accountable for public decisions.

under the assumption − ∞ < a < λ 1 < b < λ 2 the left-hand side of (2.10) is nonnegative, so the only possibility to hold (2.10) is that u = 0. Given v ∈ V, let θ ∗ ( v ) = θ ( v, 0 ) be the unique solution of the equation L z + ( I − P ) [ b ( v + z ) + − a ( v + z ) − ] = 0 in  W.

The last line of (3.6) is positive or equal to 0 since λk+n+1 λk+n+1- c) - (a + b) > 0 and - (λk+n λk+n- c) - (a + b)) > 0. Thus the only possibility to hold (3.6) is that P+z = 0 and P-z = 0. Thus z = 0, which gives a contradiction.

Sadly, it seemed like there was no possibility to hold an action.

This requires splitting the statements about the future into their argumentative structure which in turn offers possibilities to hold democratic debates about the future in a more reflected and transparently enlightened way.

Even previously sceptical Europeans and hostile Russians now concede that such defences (assuming they stay limited) could add to security without upsetting stability among the bigger powers.Another possibility is to hold countries harder to their non-proliferation promises and so also reduce the danger of weapons falling into terrorist hands.

Still another possibility is to hold constant, not the broad content of the mental token, but its narrow content.

Another possibility is to hold that non-autonomous sentient beings are also full self-owners, where the rights involved are understood as protecting their interests rather than their choices (see, for example, Vallentyne 2002).

If only the first of these two possibilities were to hold constant that daughter cells constitutively divide then there would only be one possible cell lineage tree, a symmetric one with each node bifurcating at every branch.