To be hopeful means to be uncertain about the future, to be tender toward possibilities, to be dedicated to change all the way down to the bottom of your heart.
As Mrs van den Burg said, there could be difficulties when tendering is a possibility.
Brees gave a somber-sounding interview to ESPN Radio on Wednesday morning in which he made clear that he would not sign the tender, leaving open the possibility that he could skip off-season workouts that begin in mid-April.
Therefore, the possibility to tender operations of urban rail systems should be explored to a greater extent in the future, although compulsory tendering of operations has been postponed by MEPs during the weakening of the revision to the Public Service Obligation Regulation 1370/2007 [38].
Clinical examination revealed gross right upper limb lymphedema; associated with tender axillary abscess with possibility of infected lymphadenopathy.
Among the delicious possibilities are tender quail crowned with frizzled leeks set on cauliflower purée; delicate Chilean sea bass over a mixture of mushrooms, tomatoes and artichoke hearts; sweet lobster chunks on a bed of fire roasted corn; and rosy baby lamb chops in a pea purée.
If two doses give only 20 years' protection, then the threshold price for the third dose to be cost effective is around £16 with 3.5% discounting or £32 with 1.5% discounting, which may still be within the realms of possibility for the tender price of human papillomavirus vaccines, particularly as vaccine prices mature in the future.
So when Merkel sides with Britain and the Scandinavians in demanding a tougher approach to the central budget, and is less careful about France's tender feelings over agricultural subsidies, the possibility of a fundamental rift appears.
Repeated intramuscular tender-point injections with granisetron provide a new pharmacological treatment possibility for myofascial pain patients with repeated intramuscular tender-point injections with the serotonin type 3 antagonist granisetron.
Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, said "justice deserts" remained a possibility as a result of competitive tendering.
