Yet he vowed to make the world safer, and, as he waxed abstract, that prospect seemed to move him.
Eppler worked in amateur scouting, player development and professional scouting, learning what to look for in a prospect, how to move players through the minors and how to evaluate other teams' talent.
The recruiters focus mainly on Nevada but also offer assistance to prospects willing to move, like one recruit who responded to an advertisement Ms. Opperman placed in Cleveland.
Mr. Ivanov said the two sides had discussed how to establish an "absolutely clear and transparent" system for verifying any new arms-control regime, and that the talks suggest that there are "good prospects here to move forward quickly" toward an accord.
A graduate of the Universities of Pisa and Copenhagen, Dr. De Filippo is an experienced atomic physicist and researcher who, after an extensive review of his career prospects, decided to move into the world of management consulting.
By ending the first meeting with agreeing to the next step with your prospect, you're ensuring that the prospect is willing to move through the sales process with you.
For the first time in his life, he faced the prospect of having to move to a Muslim enclave.
In London, where the Olympics are still five years away, COHRE said 1,000 people faced the prospect of having to move.
Caroline Abrahams, director of external affairs at Age UK, said the result was chronic underfunding and trauma for residents, many of them dementia sufferers, facing the prospect of having to move home.
Katrina Hamilton, Blackwood's east regional manager, said: "The prospect of having to move into a smaller property can be extremely distressing for some of our tenants, because the adaptations in their existing homes are what enable them to live independently".
