Both Robin Cook, the foreign secretary, and Stephen Byers, the trade and industry secretary, have made speeches recently that were billed as the beginning of a pro-euro fightback.
"What we're seeing is the beginning of a new pro-immigrant alliance that is likely to reshape immigration policy," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, a Washington-based group that supports the easing of restrictions on immigrants.
At the beginning of September, a pro-independence group called "English Scots for Yes," which claims to have 1,000 members, published an open letter to England that said, "Independence will be good for Scotland, and it will be good for England".
The middle 1990s marked the beginning of a much more pro-active form of tabloid investigative journalism, notably at the News of the World.
Despite the beginning of an Egyptian shift from a pro-Soviet to a pro-American orientation in 1972 (under Egypt's new leader Anwar El Sadat), rumors of imminent Soviet intervention on the Egyptians' behalf during the 1973 Yom Kippur War brought about a massive American mobilization that threatened to wreck détente.
At the beginning of his pro career, Jordan kept getting beaten in the big games.
16 Exon 1 codes for a signal peptide, a putative pro-enzyme region, and the beginning of a mature enzyme [ 16].
Pro-48 is found at the beginning of a flexible loop and is positioned within the predicted binding pocket for the amine donor substrate.
At the beginning of the Pro-álcool project in the 1970s, bagasse was considered a fluffy waste which was eliminated in low-efficiency 22- bar boilers.
This marked the beginning of pro baseball in Japan.
Additional elements characterize the long NC regions of P. fumigata: two palindromes 8 bp long are found in the NC upstream of the duplicated trnI genes (see Figure 2); a tRNA-like secondary structure, with sequence similarity to the beginning of tRNA-Pro, has been found in the NC-134 bp.
