saxenarahul021 wrote:The court appeared unwilling to allow the possibility of new judicial appointments as the opposition has pulled for.

A. the possibility of new judicial appointments as

B. for the possibility of new judicial appointments, which

C. new judicial appointments, a possibility of which

D. that new judicial appointments are possible, as

E. new judicial appointments to be possible, that

a - no object for PULLED FOR; not very sure what the opposition is all about
c-WHICH refers to what; its not clear what A POSSIBILITY refers to
d-use of THAT not appropriate; not very sure what the opposition is all about
e-what does THAT refer to;
b- IMO "allow for" is the right idiom here. Moreover WHICH refers to THE POSSIBILITY OF NEW JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS making the OPPOSITION CLEAR (the final part of sentence intends to say "the opposition has pulled FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF NEW JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS).

allow for something: to consider particular facts that relate to something If you own stock, you must allow for the possibility that it will lose value. (SOURCE: thefreedictionary)

B