Sentence examples for first of all through from inspiring English sources

It does so first of all through a critically sympathetic assessment of how these areas have been portrayed in the fields of political ecology and rural studies.

First of all, through the establishment of the system state space model, followed by remote control system feedback control structure, a predictive controller design.

As Kim Jong-il writes: "The magnificence of grand monuments is expressed, first of all, through unusually large size and vast numerical quantity".

His work is known, first of all, through "The Grapes of Wrath": the novel, the John Ford film and, later, the Tony Awardramatizationmatization presented by the Steppenwolf Theater Company of Chicago.

"The solution to the crisis is not, first of all, through free trade," the French agriculture minister, Michel Barnier, said in rejecting the market position promoted by countries like Britain and Denmark as a response to rising food prices.

Javid has a picture of Margaret Thatcher on the wall of his office, like a tribal effigy, and he longs to refight the heroic battles of a previous epoch – first of all through his trade unions bill, which was presented to the House of Commons this week.

Among the most significant agencies to join is the Customs Administration of The Netherlands, which expects to handle 15 million shipping containers this year and can facilitate as much as a third of all the trade passing through Europe, according to the agency's head of trade relations, Frank Heijmann.

Of note, regarding the reported cases of visceral FMD, we must mention an extraordinary publication from 2005 [ 7] which tallies 30 cases of FMD of the SMA from one Parisian clinic alone, which would thus account for more than one third of all the reported cases retrieved through the PubMed database.

And we, first of all, trained through supervised learning what we called a policy network.

LAHOUSEN: I pointed out, first of all, that through these orders some elements among the Russian soldiers who were inclined to surrender were prevented from doing so.

First of all, peeing through the hole is a privilege.