The Bush administration is exploring whether to present a resolution to the Security Council to galvanize international attention and possibly lay out new sanctions against Sudan.
Generally the debate has been whether torture causes detainees to say anything, possibly lying, to end the torture.
This anecdote brilliantly illustrates the power of cold-calling: calling up someone that you would love to meet for coffee out of the blue to gain advice, develop a contact, and possibly lay the groundwork for a job or future opportunities.
Last week, in a letter to the Justice Department, Charles Grassley, the head of the committee, and Lindsey Graham, another Republican member, asked the department to investigate Steele for possibly lying to the F.B.I., but they didn't provide any evidence to back up the request.
However I didn't want to put Felix through Metallica, so I just looked for the worst crap I could possibly lay my hands on.
They announced they had formally asked the Department of Justice to investigate Miguel Tejada for possibly lying to Congressional investigators in August 2005.
"I can't possibly lay any blame at their door.
This may be due to the fact that not all CPP values were covered by each patient, rendering identification of CPPopt impossible since it possibly lay outside the recorded values.
WASHINGTON -- Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore)., the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, wants the Treasury Department to hit Volkswagen with steep penalties for possibly lying to the federal government to receive clean energy tax breaks for cars that duped regulators on emissions standards. .
Miguel Tejada, the Houston Astros shortstop, is being investigated for possibly lying to federal authorities when he denied to Congressional investigators that he had talked about, or used, steroids.
