We can "tag" or title people as clients, prospects, service providers, connectors, mentors, trusted advisors, strategic alliances and so forth.
He would not be the first high-school prospect whose services were exchanged for money that never found its way to him.
With the prospect of a breakthrough in negotiations receding, Israeli policies increasingly corralled Palestinian Arabs into enclaves, cutting them off from the hinterland with diminishing employment prospects and services.
The prospect for service there this morning was unclear.
For bus companies and their passengers, there is the prospect of service that actually runs on schedule, allowing more efficient use of vehicles.
The Prospect civil service union said it would hold talks about accepting the deal with its members and its executive, with the FDA union for senior civil servants also preparing to consult members.
Several people interviewed at the airport today said they were pleased that jobs were being saved, but they lamented the loss of a great brand name and said they worried about the prospects for service and ticket prices.
In other words, bondholders would be guaranteed repayment while taxpayers face the prospect of service cuts or tax hikes in the event of a downturn.
The infrastructure necessary to develop these prospects can service many properties, so expanding current infrastructure is likely to generate important future benefits – what economists call "network externalities". By delaying lease sales to allow for infrastructure expansion, the government could capitalize on the enhanced value, assuring larger lease payments.
Tasks in the sales process vary, but should include making the calls, setting sales appointments, prospecting new leads, servicing current customers, delivering products and services, following up on referrals, sending out proposals and moving decisions forward.
