Harvey's reworking of Marxist political theory places the city first and foremost, in terms of its position as a generator of capital accumulation, as opposed to, say, the factory.
Whatever pride of place religion may have enjoyed during the founding era, the assumption that the written order of the Bill of Rights alone makes religious freedom "first" or "foremost" in terms of significance has not been universally shared since that time.
Alumni were once seen, first and foremost, in terms of their potential as benefactors, rewarding institutions with endowments in return for some kind of personal gratification or institutional recognition, whether the naming of a building, funding of an academic post and so forth.
Since then, more emphasis has been placed on the educational task of the ECEC environment first and foremost in terms of political declarations of understanding and programs on the federal and state level.
On-going involvement with the maltreatment-related concerns was justified first and foremost in terms of high medical need in the families (box 4, quote 1).
Thus, this study had limitations first and foremost in terms of the rates of non-response and losses to follow-up that occurred across time in both countries.
Moreover, as with nearly all types of biobank research, those who benefit first and foremost – in terms of health and economic considerations – will be our society as a whole, while direct benefits to individual project participants may be scarce.
According to the Mystery, women measure up potentials first and foremost in terms of the Survival value they offer, while men evaluate potentials on the conditions of their reproduction value.
The foremost long-term economic problem is the savings rate, low and falling.
The dangers of carbon pollution today are far greater than those of DDT, and climate change may indeed be, as the National Audubon Society says, the foremost long-term threat to birds.
This remains the foremost medium-term downside risk for the U.S. Monthly Treasury Department data on net foreign purchases of U.S. securities, known as the Treasury International Capital report, measures shifting international portfolios and capital positions.
