Sentence examples for possible department from inspiring English sources

"I actually mentioned the E.P.A. as a possible department that he was thinking about," Mr. Romney said, pointing out that he had tried to throw his Republican rival something of a lifeline.

In the 471-page report, inspector general Michael Horowitz referred more than a dozen people for possible department disciplinary action for their roles in Operation Fast and Furious and a separate, earlier probe known as Wide Receiver, undertaken during the George Bush administration.

The incident -- which is currently under investigation -- prompts questions about the officers' conduct and possible department oversight, even more so when compared to allegations from others who've accused Melendez of wrongdoing.

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"DWP remains committed to keeping their processes for collecting further evidence under constant review – and will improve these processes where possible," the department told the MWC.

The government has offered no explanation for that, but it is possible the department saw no likelihood of ever being able to arrest Mr. Dorozhko, and did not think the case worth the trouble.

But cases before the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims are generally argued by lawyers from the Department of Veterans Affairs — and some veterans lawyers said it was possible the department might try to chart a different legal course.

"Wherever possible, the department seeks to find and hold accountable all the players in corrupt deals — from customers who know that bribes are being paid on their behalf to those actually making the payments".

Although Lidington said the Foreign Office was "committed to meeting our public records obligations in as transparent a manner as possible", the department has released no details of its transfer plan, declined to say how long it will be before all the files are made public and given no details of expected cost.

It is also possible for departments to provide modest incentives to promote engagement in a change effort: a summer stipend, travel award, or service credit.

One security expert said it's possible the departments behind the ban are concerned with the size of an electronic device rather than how much information is stored on it.