Many proposals for including stakeholders in decisions about how to use stored sequences propose that the decisions can be made at one point in time, usually at the outset of the study.
It was obvious from the outset that most claims would not be processed in time.
Germany's public-sector banks, for instance, are not excluded, but did not reach agreement in time to join at the outset.
In the 1980s, luckily we had a government who understood how the financial world was changing and took steps from the outset to make sure that London caught up and, in time, overtook other competitors like New York.
The killer and victim in each episode's homicide case are identified at the outset, and we spend the hour jumping back and forth in time as we watch the detectives uncover the truth and learn the killer's motive.
At the outset of "The Swish," the keyboardist Franz Nicolay slapped his own face in time with the beat, which seemed an apt response.
Returning to our expectations at the outset, we find evidence consistent with a conclusion of more similarity in time allocation between cohabitating men and women when compared with married men and women.
He would never, it was widely said, be able to honour his extravagant campaign promises, let alone bring down the big public-sector deficit in time to enable France to join Europe's single currency at the outset.
From the outset, I helped forge a deep and multifaceted bilateral partnership with India, and I believe the partnership between the Maldives and India during my presidency was stronger than at any other point in time.
As it was at its outset in the Great Depression, "The Radio City Christmas Spectacular" is once more a grand time in hard times.
