But officials in Washington are apparently deferring to prosecutors in New York at the outset of the inquiry in part because Mr. Ashcroft has not yet named his choice to head the criminal division.
The importance of sharing such experiences was underestimated at the outset but later addressed in part due to the study findings.
Mr. Koppel confesses, at the outset, that "Nightline" has come late to the Congo story, in part because "the place is distant and dangerous and not easily accessible".
Perhaps, in part, because it is made clear from the outset that treatment has a fixed end.
And frankly I've shared his hesitation about Syria, in part because, during an earlier column-writing interlude at the outset of the Iraq invasion, I found myself a reluctant hawk.
It can be explained in part by the fact that identification of sRNAs in bacteria is still at its outset, and in part by the fact that current Rfam models are very strongly based on sequence similarity rather than conserved structure.
At the outset of her career, Ms. Houston distinguished herself from pop stars whose renown seemed to spring, at least in part, from their wild-child behavior.
Thrall, citing sources on diplomatic teams present for the negotiations, writes that these talks were doomed, in part, because Kerry misled both Palestinians and Israelis about what the other side had agreed to at the outset.
If then the party stipulates in the outset to receive part performance from time to time, with a knowledge that the whole may not be completed, we see no reason why he should not equally he holden to pay for the amount of value received, as where lie afterwards takes the benefit of what has been done, with a knowledge that the whole which was contracted for has not been performed.
Payments will be staged, with £1,000 paid at the outset after taking part in the training, £1,000 paid on completion of successful recruitment of participants and £1,000 paid at end of data collection.
