We should at least consider the idea that Jesus' purpose for drawing lines was not for the sake of making his prospective followers feel more comfortable about their place in his kingdom, but to challenge them, shake them out of their complacency, and call them to repentance for the things in their lives keeping them from participating in God's best hopes and dreams for this world.
As more states adopt such laws, Ms. Tucker says, prospective employers may become more wary of making comments to job seekers about their weight, even in a joking manner.
As soon as the 2018 midterm election is in the books — win or lose — you'll probably see a handful of the dozens of prospective candidates making moves or even launching campaigns to challenge President Trump.
page A17 GIVE IT A REST Barry Coburn, a former prosecutor, argues in an Op-Ed article that Patrick Fitzgerald's inflammatory public comments in the case of Gov. Rod Blagojevich of Illinois will taint the pool of prospective jurors, making a fair trial less likely.
As most managers know, the difference of a Sharpe ratio of 1.50 and 3.00 is arithmetically small, yet potentially huge in the eyes of prospective investors, making a difference between single-digit millions and, potentially, billions in Assets Under Management (AUM).
This theme has inspired a great deal of interesting new art and prospective architecture, making this one of the more compelling sections of the exhibition.
The strengths of this study include the use of longitudinal prospective data, making it possible to examine changes in community participation and their effects over time, the large overall general population sample and inclusion of HIV incidence as a hard biomedical outcome.
He said he will have to disclose the proximity of the antennas to prospective tenants, making it more difficult to rent the home.
"Labour MPs said it was 'stomach churning' to see a prospective Tory councillor making light of a man who gunned down his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day two years ago".
All that is required to get "nearly 100 percent" of the attention of a prospective customer is making " a little noise in a quiet place" like a small radio market, Mr. Wolfe says.
