Sentence examples for clear prospectus of from inspiring English sources

The SNP majority in the Scottish parliament won office on a clear prospectus of holding a referendum in the second half of its term, she concluded.

That Dante's argument was impractical did not concern this medieval genius, who was writing more the epitaph than the prospectus of the Holy Roman Empire; he was concerned, like Aquinas, to create a political philosophy with a clear-cut aim and a universal view.

THEN there is the Dreyfus Premier Funds prospectus of January 2008.

The Times offered a gushing prospectus of work inside GCHQ.

The other big conflict is spelled out in the prospectus of Apollo Investment Management, part of Apollo Advisers.

These dimensions scarcely get mentioned in General Election campaigns, or in the prospectus of a potential party leader.

In the present study the prospectus of utilising Lantana camara as a potent fumigant insecticide is being discussed.

But the prospectuses of most sinkers stipulate how much you'll get and when.

The student societies are mentioned in many of the prospectuses of the medical schools, yet students are seen to travel quite independently of these institutions.

Shoppers Drug Mart, a pharmacy chain from Toronto, made the mistake last autumn of trying to clear a final prospectus for its initial public offering on Remembrance Day, only to discover that nine of the 13 regulators were closed.

A former secretary of state for work and pensions, and still only 46, she has a clear diagnosis of the reasons for defeat under Miliband and uses it to inform her own prospectus for winning in 2020.