Sentence examples for possibility to put from inspiring English sources
"But," the official said, "we have no possibility to put someone in jail and call them a prisoner of war," as the United States has done, for example, with Jose Padilla, who is being held because he is said to have explored the possibility of a "dirty bomb," which would spread radioactivity.
The possibility to put a function or a functional element (logical nodes or logical devices) in a test mode.
Malkan sees the bill as an "incredible opportunity --a opportunity --aatiopportunity --atoncet "health protectine environmental regenerationin possibilityhe cosmetocs industry".
The definition would deprive a majority of Palestinians born after the founding of Israel of any possibility to put forward a claim.
We also investigated the possibility to put the last knot earlier than the last observed death time, at the 95th centile (knots at centiles 0, 35, 65, 75, 85 and 95).
Furthermore WPL is driven by actual learning needs, offers immediate possibility to put learning into practice, is a continuous and natural process which requires less or no planning, and (peer) mentors are readily available [ 9, 17- 19].
Think about these possibilities to put to them and to deflect this possible argument.
"I think people will invest in projects that are carried out by young people who have no other possibilities to put forward their ideas," Dr. Gaggioli said.
Perhaps OWS can keep us talking until we can come to clarity about what ails us and begin to discover together remediating possibilities to put America back on its democratic track.
It'd be slightly ridiculous to say that the serious poets of the last century were saved by their writing--in many cases they were imprisoned, tortured, and exiled for it; however, poetry enables us to constructively imagine and inhabit possibilities, to put aside answers and listen.
Another possibility is to put as much computation as possible onto the FPGA card, and reduce the communication cost between FPGA and CPU.
