prospective

Basically, it’s the legal equivalent of a Supreme Court decision or prospective pardon that insulates executive officials from future criminal liability for their legal advice.

The company hasn’t named customers yet, but Neugebauer said the prospective customers he has spoken with “understand they can no longer rely on grid power.”

It expressed concern that the Chinese government's criticisms could result in a "boycott" by prospective students and recruitment agents.

Companies are hitting the brakes on hiring or slashing jobs to cut costs during an uncertain economic environment, with some now warning prospective new hires of long hours and few boundaries.

As costs rise, there are 10 prospective tenants on average chasing every available rental property, according to the latest Rightmove data.