"Now we have a starting point from which to proceed," he said.
For such people, a stopgap is often an unavoidable but essential starting point from which to begin a career.
Representative Jim Nussle, the Iowa Republican who is chairman of the House Budget Committee, called the president's budget "a great starting point from which to begin our work".
The DoJ will use this publicly available information as a starting point from which to contact local authorities, including police departments, medical examiners and other criminal justice departments.
That study has shown that the assessments are not sufficiently comparable to provide a fair starting point from which to measure pupil progress," a DfE spokesperson said.
What was the intent of the content?" These may be questions, not answers, but they're a starting point from which to determine the appropriate balance between free speech and protection from harassment.
This sounds a grandiose starting point from which to debate See Now, Buy Now, the trend to ditch fashion's six-month lead time and synchronise catwalk shows with store deliveries.
This idea, unsexy though it is, provides the only realistic starting point from which to think our way toward greater progress in America, where meaningful work-family policies are all but nonexistent.
To believe that my family history represents anything more than the confluence of hard work and an even greater degree of good luck would be to concede that a third-grade Jim Crow education represents a reasonable starting point from which to produce high-achieving children.
One Sunday, Mr. Buttrick used the news of Britain's coronation of Queen Elizabeth II as a starting point from which to say that in the Gospels, Jesus is in effect offered the crown of worldly rule by Satan and rejects the temptation.
Manipulating such visual variables should provide a reasonable starting point from which to visualize educational data.
