Sentence examples for existing or prospective from inspiring English sources
In addition, the association provides information and referrals to existing or prospective business owners.
"[Which is] a serious financial risk for any existing or prospective external creditor or supplier," the report warns.
By law, Congress can limit the nature of troop deployments, cap the size of military deployments and cut financing for existing or prospective deployments.
In exchange for the Yankees' generosity, Jeter, while still playing, could lend his presence during YES's renewal talks with cable operators, talk to existing or prospective advertisers and promote the network in the era of Hal, the quiet Steinbrenner.
Some genetic discrimination by employers is connected to health care coverage, particularly in the U.S. given the lack of universal access: to lower insurance costs, existing or prospective employees found to be at genetic risk may be fired or not hired.
But Mr. Obama's version says only that "the Executive Director, acting through the Counsel to the President, may seek the opinion of the Attorney General on any Constitutional and statutory questions involving existing or prospective programs and practices".
Every VC, as well as every successful entrepreneur, will tell you that great PR can make you, whereas bad or mediocre PR can stifle your growth and possibly damage existing and prospective relationships.
The resulting company he founded, Lazercad, now also produces low- and high-resolution 360-degree photography of both existing and prospective buildings, which his clients can view via their own computer or mobile device anywhere on earth.
From the inside, investment bankers arm-twist analysts to write and speak favorably about their firms' existing and prospective clients.
The justice, Emily Jane Goodman of State Supreme Court, ruled on Tuesday that the law applied to both existing and prospective tenants.
