The prospect of arresting Mr. Milosevic, who is under 24-hour police surveillance, has been increasingly discussed since the visit two weeks ago of Carla del Ponte, the chief prosecutor of the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
Before his arrest, the prospect of earning his living by painting would have seemed as unlikely as becoming an astronaut.
With his arrest, the prospect of a quick resolution to the Greek situation has been cast into doubt.
While visually arresting, these effects raised the cost of producing musicals, making producers' prospect of turning a profit -- always slim -- even more forbidding.
Still a student at the time, Lily said: "Being arrested is a terrifying prospect, but it is not nearly as terrifying as the threat of climate change".
Mason Williams, the Yankees' 21-year-old outfield prospect, was arrested early Thursday morning in Tampa, Fla., and charged with driving under the influence, a second-degree misdemeanor, the police said.
Detroit Tigers catcher Gerald Laird and his younger brother Brandon, a Yankees infield prospect, were arrested after a brawl after a Suns-Boston Celtics game Wednesday night in the lounge area of US Airways Arena in Phoenix, the police said.
Despite some fear at the prospect of traveling abroad to access an unproven medical intervention, their new hope of arresting the progression of their MS was the dominant emotion driving participants' decisions to become medical tourists.
The police say prostitutes on Long Island consider the prospect of getting arrested an acceptable and temporary hazard of the job.
For most people visiting North Korea, the prospect of being arrested during their trip is a source of some concern.
