"The assets that MGM and Boyd are contributing to this venture, first and foremost, are their regulatory expertise," said Jim Ryan, co-chief executive of Bwin.Party, during a conference call with analysts.
Foremost among those capabilities is the expertise of firmwide committees of experts who carefully review and interpret accounting standards and rulings from the Securities and Exchange Commission, which are then applied to the accounts of every client.
Foremost among these are imparting our expertise to people in other nations, working to understand their culture, and helping them to understand ours.
The Transhumanism and Design conference brought, first and foremost, a wide breadth of different expertise together: "...futurists, cyberneticists, life extensionists, singularity advocates, A[G]I and robotics experts, human enhancement specialists, inventors, ethicists, philosophers, and theorists..."...
Though this may seem to be a contradiction at first sight, we argue that it is not: Expertise in sailing, particularly in relation to wind perception, first and foremost is characterized by detecting the right wind direction in order to steer the boat optimally (for more information on sailing theory, see Davidson, 2009).
According to a report by the British First Panel of Innovation, the foremost principles of innovation refer to administrative topics, expertise of Human Resources, communication networks and financial sources in British enterprises.
First, all the managers trained as nurses and value their clinical expertise: '… even if you are a manager you are first and foremost a nurse …'.
Meditating on the trial and on the role of the "art expert," a columnist for the New York Tribune naturally chose Berenson as the foremost representative of the type, and concluded that, "when expertise justifies itself," it does so on the basis of "an instinct akin to a pianist's touch or a singer's feeling for pitch".
The foremost criterion for expert selection was the extent of their expertise and experience with asthma and its prevention in children and/or research experience in the field of efficacy and cost-effectiveness [ 29].
The top-rated statement from faculty across institution types was that the content of a candidate's teaching demonstration be accurate (Q21), which indicates that, first and foremost, faculty feel it is important that the job candidate have expertise in his or her discipline.
In many ways his expertise is irrelevant: even if Jackson were the world's foremost researcher on the topic of spree killings, he has never met the people concerned, and had nothing to base his professional judgment on beyond conflicting reports about a breaking news story.
