Sentences with phrase «prominent place in the future»

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In turn, he's tipped to have a bright future at the Bernabeu, but with such stiff competition for places, there have long been whispers that he could be tempted to move elsewhere in search of a more prominent role unless he has assurances from the Spanish giants that they will offer one to hiIn turn, he's tipped to have a bright future at the Bernabeu, but with such stiff competition for places, there have long been whispers that he could be tempted to move elsewhere in search of a more prominent role unless he has assurances from the Spanish giants that they will offer one to hiin search of a more prominent role unless he has assurances from the Spanish giants that they will offer one to him.

I hope you can find time in the future for a trip to the Pacific Northwest to deliver your presentation to those badly in need of rational thinking on the subject.Seattle is a good place to consider because it is a nest of feel good weenie environmentalism without any critical thinking behind it.It is also home to the University of Washington where prominent AGW believers are in residence.

A team of prominent law professors and legal professionals has formed a national nonprofit, the Institute for the Future of Law Practice, which will place law students in paid internships that will expose them to legal operations principles.

Yes, Future Generali will be required to display its certificate of registration in a prominent location at his principal place of business and at every additional place or places of business.