| However, the economy of solidarity has now begun to emerge, not only as an alternative to offset the shortcomings of the system, but as a full-sized prefiguration of another, more human economy. |
| Would this constitute the prefiguration of the future framework directive of the European Union for international river basins? |
| Jesus is another Jonah, and Jonah is figure and prefiguration of Jesus. |
| Concerning the return of information from citizens, the Institution's Healthcare and Safety and Security Unit is today the prefiguration of a system of unique counter. |
| In order to make the most of the experimentation during these two sessions, the prefiguration will have as its corollary the creation of a rigorous evaluation during and after each of the cycles for the 2002 edition. |
| It probably derives from classical scenes of the birth of the god Dionysus and is a prefiguration of Christ's Baptism. |
