His work, it is diligently explained, "showed provocative subject matter, at once painterly and accessible".
Mr. Lee, who met with bank examiners to discuss regulatory matters at least once after joining Riggs, disputed that he had done anything to hide Riggs's problems while he was a regulator.
For many American sports fans, soccer matters at most once every four years, and even then only until the U.S. squad is ousted from the World Cup.
Another aspect of the matter was at once more delicate and more relevant to the political situation in Germany.
The importance that the liberals attach to this matter is at once a tribute to the skill of Senator Johnson and a reflection of the fact that they do not altogether trust this estimable politician, who is the chosen leader of so many of them.
What matters now is at once the looking forward through a grandchild's eyes (there is a particularly charming poem about a puzzled granddaughter: "During the power-cut/ Maisie wondered: 'Where is me?/ I have disappeared") and the looking back to his own beginnings.
The controversial matter of planning at once arises.
"Almost simultaneously with this would be the appearance at Ellis Island of the tearful complainant wife protesting it was all a mistake," Ms. Galvin said, "and demanding that the matter be dropped at once with the release of her husband".
With Landis on vacation, Cortelyou passed the President's letter on to the acting Philadelphia Mint superintendent, Dr. Albert A. Norris, instructing him to "have this matter taken up at once and the President's instructions carried out; and everything possible must be done to expedite the work".
Our approach allows for the analysis of the entire trait triplet of gray matter volume (GMV), white matter connectivity and perfusion at once.
