In an interview with a Jesuit publication he said that the church has been too "obsessed" with homosexuality and abortion and should focus more on being a "home for all"; and recently suggested that the church should study and possibly be open to civil unions.
But the political winds are a-changin' in Washington (as they tend to do), and if Obama is really serious about developing personal relationships with those in the opposition party who might possibly be open to deal-cutting, this time around a charm offensive might bear some political fruit.
The warning had noted that by using a wireless router you could possibly be opening yourself up to evil roommates who'd like to do nothing more than torrent movies all day long, possibly putting you, the owner of said router, in grave danger.
Last December, the Volcker Commission, winding up a three-year inquiry, reported that 54,000 accounts in 59 Swiss banks had probably or possibly been opened by Holocaust victims trying to keep their assets out of Nazi hands.
If your bike is not legally roadworthy then any insurance you have could be invalidated, and you could possibly be left open to legal action by any injured parties.
"One reason this announcement has been made now could be to hint to the American public that [the] Haqqanis could possibly be more open to negotiations with U.S. and ending the war in Afghanistan, now that Jalaluddin is officially dead," said Faran Jeffery, deputy director of Islamic Theology of Counter Terrorism, a British think tank that launches this month.
Let's not forget that Putin may have handpicked Medvedev as his presidential successor, but Medvedev has shown an inclination to be open and possibly more pro-Western, having never been involved with the ex-KGB cadre that surrounds Putin.
At a minimum, the perceptions of one's future can be open to (and possibly colonized by) all sorts of attitudes, moods and emotions.
The pressure group Compass, which represents many on the left of the party, said it wanted a period before the start of the official campaign to be set aside for a canvassing exercise with the public which would see the party debate with non-Labour voters whether or not the next leader could possibly be chosen by open primary, making it more likely that the contest becomes of national interest.
That's kind of my memory of that time -- putting pressure on myself to be as absolutely as prepared as I could possibly be whenever I opened my mouth to speak or ask a question.
Hamas also wants the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt to be opened, possibly policed by Palestinian Authority security forces.
