In the first instance, this will ensure that anyone who has made a donation will be kept up-to-date with the researchers' progress.
"In the first instance, this will help departments to do something as simple as share documents with each other more easily.
In the first instance, this was down to greater distance from the historical reality of the Holocaust; in the second, closer proximity to celebrity trials such as that of the OJ Simpson helped.
In the first instance, this seemed to reveal a stereotyped understanding of lesbian relationships, but then I realised what great value there is simply in being able to have these conversations.
In the first instance, this was undertaken using analytical methods (two dimensional calculations).
In the first instance, this is down to the poverty line as measured by average incomes (60%% of the median) being higher than the threshold for income support.
In the first instance this paper reports on applying a method for predicting the perceived tranquillity of a place and using this approach to classify the level of tranquillity in existing areas.
In the first instance this would require the establishment of a public archive of government actions and activities containing records of law, policy, legislative debate, and statistics, which the government would be constitutionally required to make available to the public by a freedom of information provision in the constitutional code to ensure transparency.
In the first instance, this could re-open the door to debates about whether restricting presidents to only one, albeit longer, term in office might lead to better government.
In the first instance, this was nothing short of a prosecutor using his "prosecutorial discretion" to avoid wasting a lot of time in the courts, and (more importantly) to rein in one police officer who was obviously on a vendetta against the voters for passing a law he did not personally approve of.
