In addition there is emerging evidence that, from the outset of the long-term condition trajectory some parents are reluctant to acknowledge any learning or comprehension difficulties in case professionals judge them to be incompetent parents and/or do not 'allow' them to take their child home.
Before joining Mr. Bloomberg's administration at the outset of the first term, Mr. Méndez-Santiago, 54, led the Spanish Speaking Elderly Council, a Brooklyn-based social services agency.
It is worth emphasizing at the outset that the term "surface wave" is often a misnomer.
"The promises are finally being fulfilled". As president of the conference of 1,800 Reform rabbis in North America, Marder said she will stress two goals at the outset of her term: the importance of a personal religious life for rabbis and the need to support progressive Judaism in Israel, where the Orthodox rabbinate is dominant.
As I mentioned at the outset, the meaning of the term, "strategy" is contested territory.
Finally, it was suggested to Hilton [when Hilton made his case at a seminar recently] and, to be fair, he didn't strongly disagree, that Downing Street had been rather naïve at the outset of the Government's term.
But that would require finding a large D.C. hotel with a willingness to sue the president of the United States at the outset of his term.
The new Senate, which heavily overrepresented rural France, was safely monarchist from the outset; and the term of President Mac-Mahon, a loyal monarchist, ran until 1880.
c"Were the groups similar at the outset of the study in terms of prognostic factors, for example, severity of disease?".
Peña Nieto's predecessor, Felipe Calderón, launched an offensive against Mexico's drug cartels in 2006, at the outset of his term, by ordering thousands of troops into the same state, at the time in the grips of a vicious trafficking syndicate known as La Familia.
Now in her fourth decade as an elected representative, Pelosi is at the outset of a term that will almost certainly be the most critical of her career.
