I think in the first instance, this is the playbook.
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In the first instance the kick is hidden by the combination.
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They rely squarely on the community flagging content in the first instance.
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In the first instance, three friends light fireworks that send out modest sparks.
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In the first instance, this change will reflect a change in economic relationships.
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In the first instance, Fisch uses a neat analogy to explain what's happening.
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" Mr. Burtoft, however, suggested that "retail staff need educating in the first instance.
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In the first instance, I had a completely inaccurate understanding of what OCD was.
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That duty falls in the first instance to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
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But that scenario is not how the platform will work in the first instance.
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You were, in the first instance, abetting an employee in letting down his company.
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His name is Malin Pinsky, as correctly stated in the first instance, not Pinksy.
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In the first instance, Congress did not vote on a resolution disapproving the agreement.
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THE COST WILL BE VERY, VERY HIGH, AND MAYBE IN THE FIRST INSTANCE, MAYBE NOT.
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Blame accrues in the first instance to Trump for not bothering to figure this out.
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BECAUSE IN THE FIRST INSTANCE, I WANT TO MAKE SURE EVERYONE UNDERSTANDS WHAT YOU'RE SAYING.
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I think, in the first instance, we should be asking, what's our constitutional duty here?
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In the first instance, the focus on drone development should be on publicly beneficial use cases.
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In the first instance, it appears China's approach to doing business with Africa has quietly shifted.
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Rest and a reboot for the YodBook in the first instance, that knee injury sounds awful.
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In the first instance, this money would go to contractors, suppliers, civil servants or welfare recipients.
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In the first instance because it is Congress's job to raise, organize and fund the military.
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In the first instance, in August, Love submitted a request for Pagoada's release on humanitarian parole.
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In the first instance, Davis wants to try to keep access to the EU's treasured single market.
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It should, in the first instance, raise the price in the United States of Mexican-made goods.
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In the first instance, Mexican trade relations appear to be wrapped up with the renegotiation of NAFTA.
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This is a case that should have been tossed out of Federal District Court in the first instance.
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Lawyers and mining executives say companies have become more careful about where they invest in the first instance.
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"In the first instance, we are suspending our campaign for 72 hours," the PDP said in a statement.
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Although he now admits taking an illegal substance in the first instance, he did not at the time.
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The effort to guarantee countrywide testing was slowed in the first instance by a fault with laboratory tests.
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Their equipment is designed in the first instance to shoot down heavy anti-ship missiles and cruise missiles.
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BLANKFEIN: YOU KNOW, I THINK IT'S JUST GOING TO BE – IT'S A VERY TOUGH ENVIRONMENT IN THE FIRST INSTANCE.
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They advised people concerned to contact their GP in the first instance if they're worried about their gaming use.
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In the first instance, we were just licensing the IP. Now we're really taking on more production-oriented responsibilities.
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So we counsel them in the first instance and we try to help them work through what to do.
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About 30,000 barrels per day of crude is to be trucked to Iran's Kermanshah refinery in the first instance.
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Not only does the production of those products in the first instance consume energy, recycling them also uses energy.
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Some negotiators were concerned that, if downward adjustments were prohibited, Parties might offer less ambitious contributions in the first instance.
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About 30,000 barrels per day of crude will be trucked to Iran's Kermanshah refinery in the first instance, he said.
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"Our advice would always be to avoid putting yourself in danger and to contact the RSPCA in the first instance."
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You just want to implement the mechanism in the first instance, then you can start worrying about the optimal price.
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In the first instance, even though I filed a complaint, no one (other employees) stood up and opposed his actions.
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And this is going to be a case that they&aposre going to have to decide in the first instance.
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SRFs are assigned to banks which would, in our opinion, receive extraordinary support from the government in the first instance.
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There is, in the first instance, the fog of hyperventilating belligerence and distrust that has been fanned by information technology.
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The first two examples had the "A" addition in the first instance of the pair, but that's not a rule.
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In the first instance, two terrorists opened fire at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino on December 2628, 28503.
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Getting that coordination done would require, in the first instance, direct political engagement and leadership to try to align incentives.
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Mr Ford's decision will not wreck the plan in the first instance, but it may only be a matter of time.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said an EU summit next week would discuss the issue, in the first instance to seek clarity.
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After a few seconds, the author's name is revealed—Ho Chi Minh in the first instance, Ulrike Meinhof in the second.
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"Most are looking to minimize expense and disruption by relocating as little as possible in the first instance," Oliver Wyman said.
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"It is a district court's responsibility to clarify and enforce its injunction in the first instance," they wrote in the filing.
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However, this policy presupposes that VCs are aware of these tax rules in the first instance, and are incentivized by them.
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This can be seen in the first instance of the word "Instagram" where its white background cuts into the previous word.
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"The sanctions that had been imposed in the first instance ....were appropriate in light of the misconducts at stake," CAS said.
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A lengthy legal battle ensued; the band won in the first instance, but an appeal is still being fought in America's courts.
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If you find a body that you believe may be the work of the killer, please call SNARL in the first instance.
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In the first instance, the President likely would reach out directly to Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and ask him to fire Mueller.
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They were the creation, in the first instance, of longtime LAPD Chief Daryl Gates, who was known for supporting aggressive policing tactics.
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"All these decisions ... are in the first instance aimed against Russia," he said, accusing Romanian authorities of reveling in anti-Russian rhetoric.
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"They are breaking the law therefore, in the first instance, these courses have to be completely abolished," she said at a press conference.
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This could be far more money than the generic company could make entering the market with its own product in the first instance.
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This creates a compelling case for medical professionals to work to prevent war in the first instance on both medical and ethical grounds.
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But the fact of the matter is let the Chief Justice rule on, the Chief Justice in the first instance rules on evidence.
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"I think before we employed a data driven model it was a lot harder to find them in the first instance," Benczkowski said.
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Applying Robert's test of "in the first instance," on this record alone a sufficient evidentiary basis exists to remove the President from office.
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In the first instance, the progress concerning alternative arrangements will be assessed at the first high level conference envisaged by the Political Declaration.
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JONATHAN SWAN, NATIONAL POLITICAL REPORTER, AXIOS: It was problematic in the first instance because the statement was misleading and -- MACCALLUM: How is it misleading?
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" Kirshbaum adds, "The fact that MacDonald was able to get that authorization in the first instance demonstrates how extraordinary his showing of innocence is.
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LOOK, IN THE FIRST INSTANCE, THERE WOULD BE A POLITICAL COST TO TRY AND APPOINT SOMEONE TO A KEY ECONOMIC JOB FROM WALL STREET.
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Hawks on the ECB's Governing Council, many of whom opposed QE in the first instance, have long been pushing for it to be unwound.
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They were proven wrong, in the first instance, when he won the GOP nomination against a large field that included several more seasoned rivals.
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In the first instance, that means assessing the economic views of the vice president, next in line should Trump leave the Oval Office prematurely.
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"Today's ruling avoids the larger questions raised by the case, returning those issues to the court of appeals in the first instance," Vladeck said.
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This will allow us to address the matter directly with the insurer in the first instance, without them placing the patient in the middle.
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" A challenge to the new restrictions, Mr. Francisco wrote, "must proceed on its own terms and in the district court in the first instance.
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But in the first instance, the Supreme Court's role is to set the Fourth Amendment baseline and identify government conduct that crosses the line.
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In his view, touch is the primary moral experience: it is morality as we experience it in the first instance in the actual world.
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What if the tragedies of tyranny were, in the first instance, tragedies of eloquence misapplied—of language used for evil ends, but used well?
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But the key is, really, who the -- in the first instance who the president nominates and then how that person performs during the confirmation hearings.
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In the first instance, involving the documents related to drones, the hacker told analysts exactly which captain of an aircraft maintenance squadron was the target.
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Search engines are required to serve as their own judge and jury in the first instance; Google at last count was doing 500 a day.
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They do not like abrupt change, which means they tend to prop up decisions that they would not have voted for in the first instance.
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In the first instance eyeo says it's leaning on four third party fact-checking organizations to generate its classifications: PolitiFact, Snopes, Wikipedia and Zimdars' List.
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"This will allow us to address the matter directly with the insurer in the first instance, without them placing the patient in the middle," he continued.
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African countries could address this by, in the first instance, ensuring that their national laws are aligned with the United Nation's treaty aimed at ocean safety.
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Responsibility, Mounk observes, was no longer, in the first instance, about looking after those in need; it was about rewarding the good and punishing the bad.
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An Alibaba spokesman on Thursday said the company detected the attack in "the first instance", reminded users to change passwords, and worked closely with the police investigation.
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In a statement sent to VICE News, APHA said the responsibility to check compliance with pet movement regulations rests in the first instance with the transport company.
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In the first instance, the authorities published images of sullied baby clothes worn by the newborn, who was found lying on a pillow in a bus stop.
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Yet in this case, the judges on the 4th Circuit decided it should be heard by the full court -- otherwise known as "en banc" -- in the first instance.
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In the first instance, we learn that she is a self-made woman and created her own opportunities in life by "looking sharp", "having ability", "diligence" and "attentiveness".
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Novartis is applying for approval in the first instance to treat B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), the most common type of childhood cancer in the United States.
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It was in this period that Roberts solidified his view that remedies tied to an individual's race could be as repellant as racial discrimination in the first instance.
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"It was a terrible lapse of judgment for the U.S. Attorney's Office to accuse Mr. Cadden of murder in the first instance," Mr. Singal wrote in an email.
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The government can prosecute leakers to discourage leaks in the first instance — though as a practical matter, the government tends not to pursue leakers, for a variety of reasons.
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Got It Pro doubles the chat help session time to 20 minutes to offer "on demand help" for professionals — albeit, only for spreadsheet-related queries in the first instance.
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Differences with the US "The responsibility in the first instance falls to the United Kingdom to take care of their ships," Pompeo said in an interview with Fox News.
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Essentially, having disrespected Cardi in the first instance, Offset imposed himself on her while she was working and made a night that was meant to be hers about him.
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Performances in Boston in 2013 and in Atlanta in 2014 ran up against the tragedy of the marathon bombing in the first instance and ice storms in the second.
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In the first instance you are providing the opponent the opportunity and most of the force for the blow, they need only plant their feet and touch your chin.
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In the first instance, there was a very well-organized effort on Facebook to go far beyond the usual methodology that we'd seen, first off in the Obama campaign.
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When the Senate tries a presidential impeachment, the chief justice of the United States presides and would rule on objections from the floor, but only in the first instance.
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"Indeed, his assertion in this motion for review that his editing explanation was fairly raised before Judge O'Hara in the first instance is precipitously close to unsupportable," Robinson wrote.
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Another founder, George Mason, insisted that the president who procured his appointment in the first instance through improper and corrupt acts might repeat his guilt and return to power.
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" He added, "Shall the man who has practiced corruption, and by that means procured his appointment in the first instance, be suffered to escape punishment by repeating his guilt?
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"Shall the man who has practiced corruption, and by that means procured his appointment in the first instance, be suffered to escape punishment by repeating his guilt?" he asked.
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The most direct answer came from George Mason: A president who "practiced corruption and by that means procured his appointment in the first instance" should be subject to impeachment.
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Confidential filings is a route that many startups take in the first instance to start to sound out investors and begin the process of listing without as much public scrutiny.
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"The District Court is best positioned to determine in the first instance the extent to which, under the proper standard, race directed the shape of these 220006 districts," Kennedy wrote.
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Turkiye Finans - which accounted for a more manageable 11.5% of NCB's total assets at end-1H16 - would look to its parent for support in the first instance, in Fitch's view.
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SECONDLY, THE EUROPEAN AUTHORITIES WEARING A DIFFERENT HAT WILL REGARD THIS AS A WINDFALL AMOUNT OF MONEY AND THEY WOULD REQUIRE US IN THE FIRST INSTANCE TO REDUCE THE DEBT.
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Why did Mr. Dauman fight when the odds were against him and he ended up in the same place he would have been had he acquiesced in the first instance?
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In the first instance, we analyse existing loan-loss reserve coverage across GCC banking sectors to determine the extent to which excess reserves could be used to cover unexpected losses.
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Foreign meddlers like Russia's Internet Research Agency are unlikely to appear in a federal court to defend non-compliance with FARA while denying that they meddled in the first instance.
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This approach would relieve banks of at least some of the burden of gathering the information, in the first instance reducing the costs of complying with the new disclosure rules.
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You fall in love with the naming of the product — but the product has to make you feel that way in the first instance, whether it has that name or not.
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So far I've only talked about time signals like audio—but he developed it in the first instance to help him solve problems relating to the flow of heat through materials.
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"In the first instance it should help personalize NHS screening and treatments for cancer, eye disease and a range of other conditions, as well as freeing up staff time," he added.
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Fitch believes that support from PIfSS would likely extend to AUBUK - via AUB in the first instance - and AUBUK's Long-term IDR is as a result equalised with that of AUB.
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" "We ought to be aiming for a cessation of these programs in the first instance, and then hope that will lead to a negotiation where we can roll back these programs.
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In a 16-page opinion, Judge Robert Wilkins wrote Stone's family should have taken their objections to Jackson in the first instance, then pursued an appeal if unsatisfied with her ruling.
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"We can understand your frustration, but hope you understand that we cannot make an award for an ineligible product, even if your submission was mistakenly allowed in the first instance," Maser wrote.
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In the first instance, controllers can call on fast-acting frequency reserves, short-term operating reserves, pump storage, open-cycle gas turbines and interconnectors with neighbouring power grids to boost power supply.
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It's always a blank canvas in the first instance, and this time round, the equipment that I was exploring at the time did lend itself to something a bit more beat-driven.
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In the first instance, ahead of a March 13 CNN town hall, it appears that guest-moderator Roland Martin from TV One may have shared his contributions to the questions with Brazile.
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It was torn nearly in two, across the middle — as if a design, in the first instance, to tear it entirely up as worthless, had been altered, or stayed, in the second.
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In the end, it looks like a lot of those app owners are more likely, at least in the first instance, to partner with third parties — although that, too, has had its hiccups.
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But the Commission is clearly hoping that companies can be persuaded to self-regulate in the first instance, given the ever-present possibility of laws being drafted to more tightly legally rule their activities.
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By inverting this liability model and essentially making platforms directly responsible for ensuring the legality of content in the first instance, the business models and investments of platforms large and small will be impacted.
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In the first instance Uber is seeking to get a cap removed on the number of licenses for private hire vehicles — currently set at one per 30 taxis — to enable more Ubers to operate.
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Her lawyers wrote that if the court were to rule in favor of Montgomery, surviving family members of the victims will be forced to "relieve the events that traumatized them in the first instance."
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"We've won 20 cases so far in the first instance and haven't lost any," the players' lawyer Joaquin Mina told Reuters, adding that the average settlement awarded so far is around 80,000 reais ($25,200).
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In the first instance, you might only be able to use your hands to imitate an elephant; in the latter case, you'll have to maneuver the paddle with your chin instead of your feet.
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I think, in the first instance it's very difficult for the Irish government to be honest, to come to terms with different perspectives emanating from the United Kingdom, particularly even within the British government.
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In the first instance, NASA officials pressured the crew to transport a giant wooden engine from Houston to Costa Rica as a favor to a former astronaut, according to two of the crew members.
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Besides, even those who did go into lockdown can in the first instance still infect others in their household, and if that happens, we could see cases increase for an extra week or so.
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Accuracy, in facial recognition, is generally measured as a combination of the correct-match rate, reject rate, non-match rate, false-match rate, and the ability to detect the face in the first instance.
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"As with this incident, the RSPCA should be contacted in the first instance and we would always urge people to do the same if they see an animal stuck or in distress," the spokesperson said.
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Our world-class security team detected these criminal attempts in the first instance and mitigated the potential effects by swiftly reminding users to change their passwords and not use the same password on multiple platforms.
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In the first instance, it's been nearly two months since Khashoggi's murder, and intelligence agencies across Turkey and the United States have had a good deal of time to assess the facts and evidence before them.
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There is also every reason to think that the Turkish lira's decline will soon resume since nothing has been done to address the fundamental economic weaknesses that gave rise to its swoon in the first instance.
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And though one can hardly call Seuss' work equivalently lurid, it is vulgar in the best, positive sense: bracingly direct and unafraid of silliness, obviously easy to enjoy and always unabashedly fun in the first instance.
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But it was only when "Solar Bones", brought out in the first instance by Tramp Press—a three-year-old independent publisher based in Dublin—won the Goldsmiths prize last year that the book gained wider recognition.
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It is planning to sell a 10 billion pound book of closed annuity business in the first instance, according to media reports, but the shift would be slow, John Foley, chief executive of the UK business, said.
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He blamed the GOP Freedom Caucus for its ideological commitment without recognizing the herculean feats required of the Democratic troika to bring together their own disparate factions behind the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in the first instance.
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The government has unlimited money — the taxpayers' money — to hire a large legal team, and so even if it loses a case in the first instance, it can appeal it all the way to the final court.
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Apple is coming back to the business of revolutionizing and digitizing the magazine, but the reason it failed to achieve that in the first instance was the cost and difficulty of producing iPad-tailored content for every issue.
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In the first instance, she takes matters into her own hands only as a last, desperate resort; in the second instance, when Jon leaves her to rule Winterfell in his absence, she accepts his decision and takes over.
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Yet, on Monday the appeals court issued an order asking both sides whether the case should be heard by the full court -- otherwise known as "en banc" review -- in the first instance and skip the three-judge panel.
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"There are much more pressing matters from the point of view of bilateral relations that will of course be examined in the first instance," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call when asked about the matter.
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Corporations are owned and managed by people, so in the first instance a corporate tax cut goes to benefit the rich people who own the companies and the rich executives who compensation packages are tied to the share prices.
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In the first instance, the wounded party makes a joke of the incident by, say, deciding that the only person who would call you "sarcastic" is a person who gets his definition of irony from an Alanis Morissette song.
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"The key is to look at the economic difficulties of these countries and why (migrants) are leaving in the first instance, and how we can prevent people from wanting to make that treacherous journey," Verma said at a briefing.
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So I'm driven, not by trying to take over the world, but in the first instance, everyone buys in my ICO and I take out a lot of exchange risk, I take out a lot of settlement risk, etc etc.
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In the first instance, the system could be used to supplement driver aids that already appear on cars, but in the future it could be used to help train autonomous cars by providing them with a rich seam of extra data.
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Perhaps this helps to explain the misguided comparisons to Black Panther when the trailer for Crazy Rich Asians initially dropped: Both movies feature wealthy (albeit mythical wealth, in the first instance) people of color who lived and operated in secret.
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Victims of the attack can either pay the hackers for the release of their files, feeding the profit motive that generates attacks like this in the first instance, or refuse to do so and permanently say goodbye to their computers.
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The spokesman said it is envisaged in the first instance that the restrictions on non-essential travel into the EU would be applied by Schengen countries, with non-Schengen states such as Ireland having the option of applying them too.
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Robert Ray: The answer to the question of what the Senate should do is precisely what is necessary -- and no more -- in order to determine whether the articles, in the first instance, are sufficient to warrant the President's removal from office.
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"After the guilty verdict in the first instance concerning Cardinal Pell, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) will now handle the case following the procedure and within the time established by canonical norm," Vatican spokesman Alessandro Gisotti said.
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Talks to modernize NAFTA started last August but have made little progress, prompting the United States to suggest at the end of the seventh formal round last month that the three nations aim in the first instance for a deal in principle.
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In the first instance, the Defense Department failed to correct claims from the White House and runaway media reports that an aircraft carrier strike group was headed toward North Korea in a show of force after that country tested a new missile.
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The five survivors in the first instance were taken to a hospital by Libyan authorities, and in the second, the 60 survivors were taken back to Libya, although it is unclear if they are being medically treated, according to the UN report.
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The European Court of Justice, for example, announced in 2014 that European Union citizens had a right to be forgotten on the internet but it gave Google the job of adjudicating claims — 500 a day at last count — in the first instance.
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In both cases, he began hollowing out his predecessor's accomplishments — in the first instance by announcing he would end government subsidies for insurers, and in the other by refusing to certify that Iran was in compliance with the terms of the 2015 agreement.
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EU states had wanted a three-tier system in which the first reporting would be protected only if done internally but EU lawmakers obtained a simpler system in which whistleblowers will be able to report to public authorities in the first instance.
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The company also acquired an existing early stage clinical task management app, called Hark, built by a team from Imperial College London — evidently with the intention of building on that base tech, but giving it a more specific medical focus in the first instance.
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Amazon's three-headed health-care venture will cover roughly 1m employees in the first instance, whereas Apple and Alphabet have the potential to generate or enable valuable health insights for hundreds of millions of users, collecting a small slice of that value in return.
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In the first instance the target users are professionals wrangling Excel and Google Sheets, with the platform aiming to link them (via their spreadsheet-related problem) to a relevant expert — with the help session taking place via the medium of web-based text chat.
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The effect of a tax-free expense allowance for a rich man on the volume of goods and services available to the poor man depends in the first instance on the amount the rich man is allowed to spend, not on how he spends it.
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"The implication is that Congress has to take responsibility for overseeing the conduct of the president in the first instance," Kavanaugh said at a 20163 event at the Georgetown Law Center in Washington when asked about his view that a sitting president cannot be indicted.
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"(I expect) a change in our relations and a return to normal inter-governmental interaction in order to resolve the problems that face our country and the world, in the first instance in the areas of security and economic development," Putin said, according to RIA.
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And the truth is that Colin Powell had an opportunity here to reaffirm this President's commitment to abstinence as the best choice for our young people, and he chose not to do that in the first instance, but — and so I think it's very sad.
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James Forman Jr., who taught Mr. Betts at Yale, told me that he was "thrilled" to be able to serve as a reference for his application to the bar and that he is "outraged" that his former student wasn't admitted in the first instance.
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The aim of these efforts is not in the first instance to overthrow Assad, an undertaking that requires a complex and sophisticated strategy to terminate the conflict in Syria on acceptable terms, but rather to roll back the Iranian military and proxy presence in Syria.
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That approach is one in which responsibility for ensuring the protection of the data protection rights of EU citizens rests with controllers in the first instance and, in the view of the AG, with national supervisory authorities where a controller fails to discharge its obligations.
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"The fact that he was aloft for almost 90 minutes without the airplane crashing, the fact that he was able to take off the airplane in the first instance, would suggest that he had a lot of familiarity with the aircraft controls and capabilities," Dombroff said.
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Clause 11 has raised hackles in Scotland and Wales, two of the United Kingdom's four nations, because it specifies that powers currently held in Brussels return to Britain's central government in the first instance, although some of them are currently the remit of Britain's devolved administrations.
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First, by forcing the government to come to it in the first instance, Apple retains the ability to litigate court orders — assuming its position is not to refuse to cooperate no matter the particular facts — and thereby challenge the government in specific cases of possible overreach.
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A big green New Deal designed to massively boost the ecological sustainability of the American economy, for example, would be more effective if it were paid for — through pollution taxes in the first instance, but secondarily through general taxes — unless it were enacted in the middle of a recession.
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But if those earnings had properly been reported in the first instance to the countries to which the income was most closely tied, U.S. firms would have paid foreign tax to Germany, France, and so on, and the United States would have ceded primary taxing authority to those countries.
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If the CREATES Act is passed, one of two things will happen: Either expensive litigation that we don't need because there isn't a problem in the first instance, or innovators getting rushed into private business deals that they have the right to reject and that are plainly unreasonable.
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"They will likely rely on inventory in the first instance, but for some plants this will not be sufficient to sustain runs if inflows from Canada remain subdued," he said, adding that the long transit time from other market hubs and softer margins could mean "unavoidable" run cuts.
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On the EU side, resettlement under this mechanism will take place, in the first instance, by honoring the commitments taken by Member States in the conclusions of Representatives of the Governments of Member States meeting within the Council on 22015 July 93, of which 29 places for resettlement remain.
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CNN legal analyst and University of Texas Law School professor Steve Vladeck said the court sending the case back to lower courts was "effectively leaving it to those courts, in the first instance, to sort out just how broad or narrow their" decision in the cakeshop decision was.
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Spurred, in large part, by the writings of the émigré Japanese scholar D. T. Suzuki, it was, in the first instance, aesthetic: Suzuki's work, though rich in tea ceremonies and haiku, makes no mention of Zazen, the hyper-disciplined, often painful, meditation practice that is at the heart of Zen practice.
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Partnering with institutions and researchers in Mali, Morocco, and Nigeria was the only way that Berzock could, in the first instance, begin to understand the significance of scattered bits and pieces of commercially traded items left centuries ago in those once thriving cities and towns encompassed by the Saharan trade networks.
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In the first instance following Trump's improper firing of Rosenstein, a massive citizen action campaign of which we are a part would demand that the Justice Department and Congress protect the special counsel, his staff and the investigative files, including by passage of long-stalled legislative proposals to that effect.
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"In the first instance it should help personalise NHS screening and treatments for cancer, eye disease and a range of other conditions, as well as freeing up staff time, and our new NHS AI Lab will ensure the benefits of NHS data and innovation are fully harnessed for patients in this country."
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Op-Ed Contributor TALGARTH, Wales — IN March, the European Union and Turkey struck a deal: Turkey would build camps to house refugees who were refused entry to Europe, and the European Union would pay for them — 22 billion euros (about $3.4 billion) in the first instance, with another 3 billion euros to follow.
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In the posters that lined the square, the star players wore the set, growling stare that is de rigueur for sports-star posters now, with the difference that, since Icelanders, unlike Americans, are not socialized to smile in the first instance, they did not have to be instructed to make those faces.
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Still, by settling each time, the owners may have calculated that they and many fans could then try to move past the contentious issues at the heart of the two cases — the long-term effects of repeated head trauma in the first instance, and the right of players to protest in the second instance.
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"The shift to dialogue was made possible in the first instance by North Korea's decision to engage with South Korea at the beginning of 2018, and from there, thanks in no small part to Moon Jae-in's deft diplomacy," Christopher Green, a senior adviser at International Crisis Group wrote in a report on Friday.
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The Echo Look also contains a depth sensor that's being used, in the first instance, to create a bokeh effect for a hands-free style selfies feature that Amazon is hoping will sell the device to fashion lovers, by making their outfits pop out against the bedroom wallpaper, and making them more eager to socially share.
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In the first instance it's partnering with telcos whose mobile subscriber bases offer a large, rich, reliable and representative source of population data to be mined for insights, says Polzer, while also looking at bolting on additional data sources as it moves forward (integrating wi-fi network data is something it's currently working on, for example).
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"This is a lawsuit about routine employee offboarding issues that could and should have been resolved by Tesla either through its own human resources or information technology policies," Cao wrote in the joint statement, "or alternatively, through a prelitigation letter raising the concerns that Tesla decided instead to raise in the first instance in a publicly-filed complaint."
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Hyatt, to throw stare decisis out the window and overrule a 1979 decision on whether a state could be sued in another state's courts — not because the decision had proven unworkable or any relevant facts had changed but because a bare majority of the Court would have ruled differently had they heard the case in the first instance.
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"Because the government intends to soon dismiss its appeal, we respectfully submit that the district court should be permitted to address issues relating to the public release of the sealed document in the ordinary course, and that this Court should not order the document's release in the first instance," administration lawyers wrote in court records filed late Tuesday night.
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"A major part of the Kim family playbook is to exploit and to widen the divergences in the interests, in the first instance between the U.S. and South Korea, but more broadly among the five major neighbors," said Daniel Russel, the top U.S. diplomat for East Asia until last April and now at the Asia Society Policy Institute.
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"Defendants provide no basis to deviate from the well-established and well-justified procedures that have generally been applied in federal courts for generations — whereby district courts decide cases in the first instance, followed by an appeal by the losing party, on a full record, to the court of appeals and, thereafter, a petition to the Supreme Court," Judge Furman wrote.
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The aim with the new funding is to get a first product into the local market by spring 2018 (and thereafter other markets in Europe, followed by North America) — in the first instance as a home care product for babies up to three months old and/or to help parents that are transitioning a premature baby from a hospital incubator to a crib at home.
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Without pushing for more granular data from platforms, the Commission initiative looks like it will achieve only a relatively superficial level of transparency in the first instance — and one which might best suit platforms' interests by spotlighting attention on tourist dollars generated in particular regions rather than offering data to allow for cities to drill down into flip-side impacts on local housing and rent affordability.
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In the first instance, you can imagine a better outcome than the one we had: Perhaps Trump's (alleged) skepticism about the Iraq War and zeal for "winning" would have manifested itself in a more restrained and tightly-focused post-9/11 response, perhaps we would have caught or killed Bin Laden sooner and brought our troops home in a victory parade, perhaps phrases like "Abu Ghraib" and "waterboarding" would have never entered our national lexicon.
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Under the constitution, as the framers intended it and as it's historically operated, if a president abuses his office or her office and tries to break the system by cheating in an election, the available remedy isn't really a criminal prosecution, the available remedy is supposed to be impeachment, and that's, in the first instance, up to the House, it's in the constitution, and the House did what it was supposed to do.
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The worry for Dublin and Frankfurt is that banks could set up the EU legal entities for their trading businesses in the cities, leaving national regulators with the task of overseeing their massive balance sheets, but with the bulk of jobs staying in London or placed elsewhere in the EU. "Most banks are looking to minimize expense and disruption by relocating as little as possible in the first instance," said Matt Austen, UK head of financial services at Oliver Wyman.
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The move crimps the number of SEC examiners monitoring brokerages, and to make sure FINRA is picking up the slack, the commission formed a group that assesses the Wall Street regulator's efforts at monitoring the sector, said Marc Wyatt, the head of the SEC's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations at a speech in Washington, D.C. "(The office) is working to enhance our oversight of FINRA because we will be somewhat more dependent on them for broker-dealer exams in the first instance," Wyatt said, speaking to the National Society of Compliance Professionals.
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For a venture capital firm to then turn around, having threatened Mr. Kalanick with a public campaign if he did not resign, and then launch the campaign anyway — complete with the filing of a frivolous lawsuit notwithstanding an arbitration clause that prohibits such lawsuits from being brought in the first instance — has unfortunately convinced us that Benchmark is not operating in good faith, does not have the company's best interests at heart, and instead is seeking to take advantage of the current circumstances to try to take control of the Board.
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Now this Order loudly crows about handing over authority of broadband to the FTC, but what is absent from the Order and glossed over in that haphazardly issued afterthought of a Memorandum of Understanding or MOU, is that the FTC is an agency, with no technical expertise in telecommunications; the FTC is an agency that may not even have authority over broadband providers in the first instance; the FTC is an agency that if you can even reach that high bar of proving unfair or deceptive practices and that there is substantial consumer injury, it will take years upon years to remedy.
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Now this Order loudly crows about handing over authority of broadband to the FTC, but what is absent from the Order and glossed over in that haphazardly issued afterthought of a Memorandum of Understanding or MOU, is that the FTC is an agency, with no technical expertise in telecommunications; the FTC is an agency that may not even have authority over broadband providers in the first instance; the FTC is an agency that if you can even reach that high bar of proving unfair or deceptive practices and that there is substantial consumer injury, it will take years upon years to remedy.
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Acknowledge, and this will be a bitter pill to swallow, that the road to finding a solution in Syria probably leads through Moscow, at least in the first instance, rather than the UN. There may have been other options, more directly connected to UNSCR 2254 — and everyone involved in those efforts deserves credit for doing everything possible to achieve them — but Turkey's Operation Peace Spring has so destabilized the northeast and devalued the leverage we had with our extensive presence and our once dominant SDF partners, that it is doubtful that road is open anymore, in any real sense.
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Prominent among the category of high crimes and misdemeanors would be "a scheme of peculation or oppression" (a concern of James Madison, who was focusing on both economic self-dealing and violations of civil rights); interference with the democratic process in procuring the office "in the first instance" (Mason, who was concerned with corruption and bribery in connection with presidential elections); betrayal of "trust to foreign powers" (Madison again, who was concerned with disloyalty); and trampling "upon the rights of freemen" (an anonymous commentator in Massachusetts, writing under the name of Cassius, who was concerned with invasions of liberty).
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The thoughts that hold together the I can be dissolved in the acts of reading and writing, though in two different ways, in the first instance by entering that which is alien and comes from without, and in the second instance by entering that which is alien and within us, which is the language at our own disposal, in other words the language in which we say I. In writing we lose control of that I, it becomes incalculable, and the question is whether the uncontrollable and incalculable properties of the singular I in actual fact are a representation of its true state, or at least the closest we can get to any representation of the actual self.
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