In the first instance, time dimension is taken as a primary constraint and concentration a secondary constraint.
That implies Scotland will owe its debt, in the first instance, to Britain and will repay it over time from the proceeds of its own debt issues.But that raises more questions.
During analysis, researchers sought in the first instance to provide factual descriptions of the evolution of the institute over time, including mapping financial and staffing trends, and conducting an institutional analysis of organizational structure, governance and leadership.
We should also consider time-limiting benefits, in the first instance for new claimants, including incapacity benefit claimants.
And this isn't the first instance in which Time has dissed feminism.
"In the second instance the ball is over the line so it is a goal, and it works.
The problem with affordable housing in London and the south-east today is two-fold: first, it is rarely genuinely affordable in the first instance and, second, it is almost never structurally affordable over time.
Some patients noted experiencing a range of emotions over time, including denial in the first instance and then anger, moving towards a more general acceptance of the situation.
It was the third instance in recent weeks in which a Muslim man has been killed over beef.
In the first instance, a conservative figure of £406,000 saving over two years was assumed.
In the first instance, yeast grown in the laboratory showed a time-dependent increase in estradiol in the conditioned medium.
