Sentence examples for which prospective from inspiring English sources

Maybe that's something of which prospective MPs should take note as they try to win our hearts.

(The same of course could happen in any country in which prospective parents systematically impose a preference for boys).

The time period and place in which prospective criminal heroes live and in which crime capers occur are also important.

Today, Tim Loughton, the children's minister, announced an overhaul of the way in which prospective adopters are currently assessed, to speed up the system.

Mr. Moakley never made clear which prospective candidate he preferred as his successor, though he was reported to have held friendly meetings with Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Lynch.

Olmi unfolds, in details as ludicrous as they are oppressive, the exacting psychological and practical tests to which prospective employees, gathered together in a large group, are subjected.

Facing up to unwelcome truths is a hard, slow process incompatible with a quickie popularity contest in which prospective leadership candidates will naturally try and lift morale.

It introduced a "religious practice test," in which prospective students amass points for things like going to synagogue and doing charitable work.

By the time it was over, Botstein had decided to radically expand the ways in which prospective students could apply to Bard.

The remaining refugees were housed in camps in which prospective foster families would come to look them over: "the cattle call," the children called it.

The latest manifestation of this is the Home Office's 180-page syllabus on Britishness, on which prospective citizens will be tested before being allowed to stay.