And, for the first time in 10 months, it offered the promise of moving the debate over Egypt's future off the streets and into the new legislature.
On the ground, the team has the promise of moving into a $700 million basketball palace in Brooklyn, partly financed by Prokhorov, after spending the next two seasons at Newark's Prudential Center.
Afterward, she said some ministers seemed unaware of the extent of the Israeli proposal on settlements, which she said "holds the promise of moving a step closer to a two-state solution".
My plan would have baseball sell the Expos to one of the interested parties currently waiting for a ballpark to fall from the sky, with the promise of moving them into Miller Park.
Labor candidate Ross Hart, a local lawyer, is running a textbook ALP campaign anchored in the requisite health and education corners by a focus on emergency waiting times at Launceston general hospital and a $150m promise of moving the University of Tasmania campus from Newstead to the inner city.
There, they are prized for their European education and background, and they are wooed with big salaries and the promise of moving quickly up the corporate ladder.
Nevertheless, we have collected more evidence that automatic parameter estimation does hold the promise of moving the focus from conceptual models to experiment-based, and therefore more powerful, data-driven models in the future.
This in turn offers the promise of moving performance monitoring and evaluation of health research systems from the domain of advocacy to genuine performance management for public gain.
Rapidly increasing network speeds (eg, 100 Gbit/s Internet2 andS) and computer power hold the promise of moving datasets from instrument to compute and finally to end result in time frames that might someday be useful for near-real-time feedback.
Stewart is selling a product, but she is also selling a promise — the possibility of moving out of the perfect house and into the executive boardroom.
