Sentence examples similar to earliest matter from inspiring English sources
In 1999, in an earlier matter, Quality King agreed to destroy $1 million worth of counterfeit Paul Mitchell products.
However, a lawyer for Ms. Troiano, Howard H. Weiswasser, said it was his understanding that "she was detained and released" in the earlier matter, though he said he did not represent her at that time.
Calabrese et al. (2008) noted design and methodologic differences with Calabrese et al. (2006), but the earlier matter remains unresolved.
This material proves to be far knottier and more diffuse than Mr. Brands's earlier subject matter.
"Although it's never too late to change, what you do early matters". Other authors included University of Chicago psychology professors Susan Levine and Susan Goldin-Meadow and Temple University Assistant Professor of psychology Elizabeth Gunderson.
Early Matters, a European symposium on improving early childhood education and care (ECEC), was held in Brussels, 14 October 2008.
Ultimately, these studies do say the same thing: The earliest years matter!
Watching and waiting is not the way to go, since early diagnosis and early intervention matter profoundly.
Why the early years matter A child's earliest years are crucial for physical, emotional and intellectual development.
The series is part of UNICEF's #EarlyMomentsMatter campaign, which emphasizes the impact of early childhood experiences and environments on brain development.
Get a copy of the Early Moments Matter toolkit at www.earlymomentsmatter.org and learn about an exciting public service effort to promote early childhood attachment.
