The court was determined to protect the press from the prospects of large damage awards in libel cases that would intimidate it into drastic self-censorship.
It was not religious persecution that he feared so much as the future exclusion of Muslims from all prospects of advancement within India, as soon as power became vested in the close-knit structure of Hindu social organization.
The projected slump in economic growth this year stems entirely from the poor prospects of the industry.
I would want to be proceeding from the best prospects of success in the mission.
Mustapha Kamel el-Sayyid, a political science professor at the American University in Cairo said: "No Arab leader is immune from facing the prospects of Mubarak.
The regime is gaining added confidence from the prospect of additional revenue from new offshore gas developments.
And as is now widely understood, hordes of cash — as much as one-third of all bank deposits here — came from Russians seeking a haven from the prospect of the property seizures all too common back home.
These companies stand to benefit immensely from each of these initiatives, and from the prospect of putting Internet-connected phones in the hands of five billion more customers.
In his new book, Overhaul, Rattner describes the federal intervention that not only saved General Motors from bankruptcy and possible liquidation, but rescued thousands of suppliers to GM from the prospect of substantial losses.
Millions, he writes, "derive profound gratification from the prospect of humiliating their former masters and overlords".
