And this is the first point here.
How we do that is the first point of debate.
Catriona McGillivray A logistics co-ordinator, Catriona is the first point of contact for many people approaching the team.
"Forty points is the first point of call for anyone outside the bigger clubs," said their manager, Garry Monk.
The Human Rights Commission, which is the first point for complaints under the act, has also been under fire from the conservative right in the Coalition.
The port of Obock, about fifteen minutes from the camp on an auto-rickshaw, is the first point of disembarkation for the refugees.
In Fylde, Lancashire, a community multi-disciplinary team led by an older-person consultant is the first point of call for patients with multiple long-term conditions who would in the past have visited their GPs.
This is the first point where hikers will feel thankful for the presence of the guides: they figuratively took you by the hand and dragged you to a place you'd never have seen otherwise (both of them knew the trails like the backs of their hands, and I do not recommend trying it alone, especially if inexperienced).
Areas with high breastfeeding initiation and continuation rates tend to have strong Sure Start Centres, breastfeeding drop-in clinics, good peer support and community midwifery networks, where the midwife is the first point of contact for the mother and where there are good role models.
The MAA is the first point for incoming packets destined to the mobile node.
"This is the first point on the board at a difficult venue, so I've got to be pleased.
