Saakashvili has to approve the nomination and could, theoretically, reject it, triggering a constitutional crisis.
So to see these PR companies publicly renounce climate change deniers, theoretically rejecting lucrative profit in favour of doing the right thing, is a pretty significant step forward for an industry with perhaps the worst reputation of them all.
Parliament could theoretically reject it, but its members are unlikely to defy the wishes of the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
But having found out yesterday about Russia's position, voiced by President Putin, about the conditions for theoretically doing so, he rejected his intention and request to stay in Russia," Russian news station, RIA Novosti, quoted Putin Spokesman, Peskov Dmitry, as saying.
Unlike the first two laws, which were prohibitions with criminal penalties intended to punish distributors of pornography over the Internet, the Children's Internet Protection Act is structured as a condition on the receipt of federal money, which libraries are theoretically free to reject.
Theoretically, the null hypothesis could be rejected with these data and a different measure.
theoretically provides drug coverage, the drug companies have rejected their applications to provide them with medication, even though their doctors have also filled out the necessary paperwork.
Although theoretically due to exit politics after the election, the generals have rejected parliamentary demands to dismiss the army-appointed interim cabinet, led by a grey veteran of Mr Mubarak's governments.
The argument against $15 could theoretically be used to reject every bold new policy proposal that helps people, a fact embodied by a recent anti-Sanders article from Jonathan Chait.
The proposed net power output model theoretically indicates that Jacob number and the ratio of evaporating temperature and heat rejected temperature play essential roles in discriminating the net power output among various working fluids at the same operation condition.
