Ethical concerns, for example, were frequently raised by the prospect of randomization an issue that, as we have heard, was central to the committee's work.
In April, when he confirmed that he was in talks with CNN about a job there, he said he was intrigued by the prospect of discussing serious issues.
Benefits and the prospect of debilitation are issues in talks over a new collective bargaining agreement for football players (without one, there maybe a lockout next fall).
And despite Mr. Bush's victory, many Democrats relish the prospect of using the issue against Republicans in midterm elections next year.
One of them, John Marjoram, who is mayor of the Cotswolds town of Stroud, said he thought the CPS had dropped his case rather than face the prospect of having the issues around privacy aired in a public trial.
Investors have expressed concern at the prospect of a rights issue to offset the 21% decline in the value of the firm's top 50 investments, equal to £682m, but are understood to be in more positive mood after a number of successful moves to cut debt by 3i's new chief executive, Michael Queen.
By perseverance and fortitude we have the prospect of a glorious issue; by cowardice and submission, the sad choice of a variety of evils -- a ravaged country -- a depopulated city -- habitations without safety, and slavery without hope --....Look on this picture and weep over it!
More recently, though, many observers are adding the prospect of human health issues to the toll exacted by exotics.
Controversial aspects are discussed where the appropriate results are presented, some of the challenges and prospects of key issues are also pointed out.
THE 50th birthday of OPEC in September was accompanied by few celebrations although philatelists salivating at the prospect of the commemorative stamps issued by the 12 countries in the oil cartel may have held private parties.
