Last week, after reaching a compromise with the White House, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously for an act that sets prospective terms for such a review.
Section 201.2(d)(2) refers to "litigation, actual or prospective". The term "prospective litigation," as used in the regulation, means more than a subjective expectation of litigation at some unspecified future time.
5) More generally, what is his vision for leading the United States internationally, not just in 2012 but in a prospective second term?
— CHARLIE SAVAGE, a reporter for The Boston Globe and the author of "Takeover: The Return of the Imperial Presidency and the Subversion of American Democracy". 1. Social Security will go into a cash deficit during the next president's prospective second term.
To better understand the cost implications of long-term treatment effects, economic analyses that use prospective, long-term data collected along with clinical data are needed.
During prospective long-term follow-up, the Zambian infant 1157i turned out to be a long-term non-progressor (LTNP) who has remained asymptomatic [12].
Weight-loss history as a predictor of obesity treatment outcome: prospective, long-term results from behavioral, group self-help treatment.
However, the performance of underwater vehicles with screw type propellers is not prospective in terms of its efficiency and maneuverability.
· Enhanced weathering: This technique, which utilizes naturally occurring reactions of CO2 from the air with rocks and minerals, was identified as a prospective longer-term option.
Case discussion may include both an examination of data-including trends in its revenues and expenses-and of prospective long-term organizational strategies.
