How Israelis vote, and how we vote on 7 May, will define the prospects for two states living side by side in peace in the Holy Land.
In opening arguments, Waymo's chief lawyer, Charles Verhoeven, painted a picture of Uber as a company whose chief executive realized that the race to develop autonomous vehicles would define the future prospects of the company — and that future was looking increasingly grim.
Exposure to social and economic reality will help to redress the sense of entitlement which defines the modern prospect.
In addition, in order for their courses to be eligible for licensing and for public resources, training providers must define the target population's prospects for insertion in the labor market as well as the content and time frame for the training course, including adequate practical working experience.
It did little to still the jitters now spreading through towns and cities, nor to dim the prospect that may well define the next five years: being ruled by people who know so little of the ordinary world, yet so blithely lay waste to it.
Most define the notion as advancing human endeavors without diminishing prospects for future generations.
This study is an attempt to discover and evaluate the new hydrocarbon prospects in Khatatba Formation and define the nature of the source rock in this investigation area.
As long as the show, even in prospect, generates questions like these, and as long as such questions define the parameters of social concern, no C.E.O.
This, along with the prospect of other similarly sized objects being discovered in the future, motivated the International Astronomical Union (IAU) to define the term planet for the first time.
Defining the Relationship is an often excruciating prospect, especially for unsettled and noncommittal college students.
