The deaths in Cambodia and Bangladesh are first and foremost individual tragedies.
First and foremost, individual farmworkers control access to themselves and to their families at all venues.
It stands as a reminder that people with the condition are first and foremost individuals – not just the labels applied to them.
We need to reject divisive labels too: both 'leavers' and 'remainers' are first and foremost individuals, and their identity cannot be reduced down to which box they checked on 23 June.
The difference between general trust in others and bridging trust is that the latter concerns the foremost trust in individuals outside the respondent's 'primary' group, as defined by family ties, age, social status, and in some instances religious affiliation.
Parental education has long been documented as exerting the foremost impact on an individual's socialization process (Blau and Duncan et al. 1967; Warren et al. 2002).
The disclosure concerns first and foremost the individual himself or herself.
Conceived by Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug, a former A.D. White Professor-at-Large (1982-88), the World Food Prize is the foremost international award given to individuals who have made significant contributions to the improvement of quality, quantity and/or availability of food in the world.
These individuals are the foremost experts on wine, having passing a series of rigorous examinations that require the candidate to identify the grape variety, country of origin, district of origin and vintage of six wines by taste and sight alone.
Just as Confucius had said that the Noble Person, chün tzu, takes responsibility for himself while the petty person always blames others (Analects XV:20), the Great Learning is rooted in the importance of the transformation of the individual first and foremost.
The foremost function of the brain is to assure individual survival and gene propagation for ultimate evolutionary fitness.
