Sentences with phrase «first in a number of instances»

Not exact matches

So, in any single instance, or in any number of instances, it must always be considered possible that the tradition which the first written gospel source has used has lived on to affect the later gospel traditions in cases where they have used the earlier written source.

For instance, the stats that appeared with his bio in the USGA press guide belonged to a different David White, and after he finished the first round on the leader board with an even - par 70, a number of newspapers wiped him off it by misreporting his score the next day as a mathematically impossible 34-36-72.

The first recorded instance of a goalkeeper scoring a goal direct from a goal - kick was on April 14th 1900 when Manchester City's Charlie Williams beat his opposite number, J.E. Doig, in the Sunderland goal.

~ The target number of expected beneficiaries are 3,000 * socially active * females of all ages in the first instance, and both males and females in the second (STDs).

For instance, when children first learn arithmetic, they have to keep the rules of addition in mind when they add numbers together.

If one call appears to spark off a whole flurry of other calls, that might conceivably mean the first phone number belongs to an authority figure in a criminal organisation, for instance.

For instance in the first two weeks of December, when all chicks are less than 25 days old and most vulnerable to storm death, the number of storms increased between 1983 and 2010.

There was something acutely punk, for instance, in Vetements grabbing the title of hottest ticket on the first day of shows and even more so in producing for the first time unabashedly feminine numbers in luridly kitsch velour with the word Couture — as in Juicy Couture — spelled loudly on the bum.

The first problem has been noted and is what the pundits would call «the elephant in the room»: While you can store the text and black / white graphics from 100 + books on the 256 MB of a Kindle, the number of audiobooks is considerably less — say, less than one, in some instances.

For instance, if you know that an issuer puts a limit on the number of new accounts you can have in a certain time frame, you might want to apply for those cards first, in case you cancel them and want to reapply to earn the bonus later down the line.

A number of instances where Joel is required to push Ellie on a makeshift raft are fun at first, but as they increase in frequency they begin to affect the pace of the game.

The first section, for instance, is dedicated to the «portrait without a person» — exemplified by Marsden Hartley's Painting, Number 5, memorializing a German soldier and love of the artist with an array of personal ephemera (epaulets from the subject's uniform and a chessboard, in homage to his favorite pastime, among other objects and symbols).

This has resulted in a number of important Court of Appeal decisions post Mirvahedy and any number of first instance skirmishes.

«Costs rose when the county moved to a contract system [and there was also] a decline in the number of cases taken to jury trial, an increase in guilty pleas at first instance hearings, a decline in the filing of motions to suppress, a decline in requests for expert assistance, and an increase in complaints received by the court from defendants.»

Representing a number of former Dresdner Kleinwort bankers, who won their battle on first instance [2012] EWHC 1189 and on appeal [2013] EWCA Civ 394 to force Dresdner Kleinwort to pay out bonuses promised to its investment bankers prior to its takeover by Commerzbank in 2008;

«This opens the door to large numbers of such requests being made and having to be determined, in the first instance by Google and other search engines, in compliance with a large and complex body of European and national law and regulation, with the prospect of referrals to the national data protection agency and litigation beyond,» notes Ledward.

In addition, Sunil has been instructed on a number of appeals in cases where he had not been involved at first instancIn addition, Sunil has been instructed on a number of appeals in cases where he had not been involved at first instancin cases where he had not been involved at first instance.

~ A small number of decisions in other Canadian courts of first instance are not enough to establish a category of cases in which a duty of care has previously been recognized, for the purposes of a Cooper v. Hobart analysis.

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Given the disadvantage experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their over-representation in custody, she finds a compelling case for more action to reduce both the number of prisoners in the first instance and the re-offending rate.

The income of the non custodial parent is matched to the number of children; this determines the amount of monthly support, in first instance.

The numbers of doctors and lawyers, for instance, are controlled via just this type of stiff entry level requirements into the field in the first place.