The commission is dominated by Commons and Whitehall figures: it is chaired by Sir William McKay, former clerk to the House of Commons, who is joined by two Westminster lawyers, Sir Geoffrey Bowman, former first parliamentary counsel, and Sir Stephen Laws, retiring first parliamentary counsel.
Marital conflict was highest when the husbands retired first.
Instead, it was the programmers, not the programs, who retired first.
But another type of train, this one from the 1970s, began breaking down and had to be retired first.
Maples, the school president, did ask Miles to give him a year's notice — so Maples could retire first.
Chrysler officials declined to estimate the number of layoffs, saying that would depend on how many chose to retire first.
Father Lombardi said that the pope would retire first to his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, in the hills outside Rome, and later to a monastery in Vatican City.
Mr. Hinkle is twice retired, first from Goldman Sachs and then from a finance company he founded called BrokerTec, which handles electronic bond trades between large firms.
Richard Nixon was forced to resign as president for his involvement in the Watergate affair, and on August 9, 1974, the Nixons retired, first to California and then to New Jersey.
This might turn out to be the defining race... Of the last 5, retired, first, retired, first, retired.
Considering the common case where the husband retires first, we find that if the husband retires, the time that becomes available is mostly spent on home production and separate leisure activities.
