Other priorities included a stop to future excessive severance payments – Hall announced a new £150,000 cap after only a few days in the job – and doing more to serve its audiences, including "improving and increasing the representation of women on air" and "improve the quality and prominence of current affairs output for each different part of the UK".
Hall was tasked with re-examining the creative culture in TV management, with the immediate priorities of improving the "quality, variety and originality of new drama on BBC1 (particularly in peak)" and the "quality and prominence of current affairs on BBC1 and BBC2".
In a surprising development, or perhaps unsurprising considering the weight of the beard and the prominence of its current owner, the hair is currently priced at £55,655 and counting.
Privacy concerns have frequently put Facebook and other Internet giants at odds with Brazilian law enforcement seeking evidence in criminal cases, although the confrontations rarely rise to the prominence of Apple Inc.'s current standoff with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The current prominence of women in the astronauts' ranks is one example.
Nostalgia also may play a role in the current prominence of aging talents in Japan's entertainment industry.
The crime, while certainly notable, might have followed its victim into obscurity were it not for the current prominence of the song.
Chon Noriega, a film professor at U.C.L.A., attributes the current prominence of Mexican cinema to the fact that the new wave of filmmakers "is much more attuned to global youth culture".
Given the current prominence of the internet as a tool for young people to seek advice on LGBTQ issues, it's a pity and a problem that you have to wade through a vast sea of prejudice, which can often make it impossible to locate legitimate sources of support.
This may indicate that Britain remains behind the US in offering equality of opportunities, although the current prominence of British dramatists such as Lucy Kirkwood, Polly Stenham, Laura Wade, Debbie Tucker Green, Lucy Prebble and Alice Birch contributes, believes Edgar, to "a golden period for new women's playwriting in Britain".
Although far from a foregone conclusion, the current prominence of state surveillance issues could shift the framing of national debates around cybersecurity from a narrative of warring cyber armies to more broadly securing personal communication on digital networks from all potential attackers.
