In the case of the former, introduction by a known third party is recommended.
Already in 2002, a so-called 'start assistance' or 'introduction allowance' (paid amount is the same) was introduced, which was to replace the former introduction allowance (equivalent to social assistance) for newly arrived immigrants.
Introduction 2 nd paragraph, 1 st sentence: 'Modular marine invertebrates …. tend to aggregate after release' is redundant to the former introduction text.
Roger Milford, a former referee, felt that the introduction of a sin-bin would make referees too "dictatorial" while my colleague, Paul Wilson, argued strongly against it.
Although Brown claims sole authorship of the book, the introduction by P. J. Corkery, a former columnist for The San Francisco Examiner, makes it clear that "Basic Brown" is actually an unusual collaboration.
Ian Johnston's excellent translation of Hygiene is the best appreciation yet of the classic — with the added benefit of a medically informed introduction (Johnston is a former neurosurgeon).
I once reached out to a former colleague to ask for an introduction to the head of talent management at a large company, where I then had the opportunity to propose a sizable engagement.
In an introduction by LISA CAPUTO, a former deputy assistant to President Clinton and press secretary for HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON, Mr. Rubin was described as a "force for women" in the Clinton White House.
The handsome volume, edited and with an introduction by Okrent, a former public editor for The Times, contains 167 columns, or about 133,000 of the estimated eight million words Smith typed during his career.
The introduction by O'Neill — a former food columnist for The New York Times and the author of cookbooks and a memoir — begins with reference to having been caught up in the "food revolution" beginning more or less in the '60s.
