In each instance, the logic was impeccable.

In each instance, our expectations are defied.

In each instance, the narrative gets switched.

Each entity reports, for monitoring and evaluation purposes, to its own intergovernmental body in the first instance.

But, in each instance, Bush was limiting his short term gains in order to pursue long term stability.

For instance, the Sub Committee could undertake systematic re evaluation of the accreditation status of each NI every five years.

For instance, in their sex education syllabus, schools may focus on the way women and men relate to each other.

Hypermarkets in Thailand, for instance, cannot be considered to have and to abuse market power, since each of them has a market share below 35 per cent.

For instance, Peter states

The Supreme Court specified that each instance of non conformity of goods needs to be notified, with specific indication of its nature, so that the seller could take adequate measures.

It is stated that the judgement was uphold by the cassation instance (date and instance not provided).

Another instance is already running

In each instance, the objective is to encourage an expansion of the telecommunications network, decrease the cost of Internet access for businesses and households and ensure proper quality, efficiency and service.

Regulations include, for instance, the following

Don't connect to an already running instance

(c) The Court of the First Instance

The arrest of Milan Lukic in Argentina, for instance, was a good instance of co operation between Belgrade, Zagreb and Buenos Aires.

For instance, recent inter agency training on CCA UNDAF piloted by the Staff College has shown that it is essential to take into account the specificities of each agency before developing inter agency training programmes.

For instance, Shabnam Samay Rakeen commented on Facebook

The highest instance was the Supreme Court Martial.

No stock class represented a document, for instance.

For instance, the following studies may be mentioned

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For each individual in the sample, the method's measurements are recorded, and that individual's body density is also recorded, being determined by, for instance, under water weighing, in combination with a multi compartment body density model.

For instance, the Internet was booming in the U.S.

Astrology, for instance like many rationalists, I'm a Pisces.

Of 175 judges of the courts of first instance there were 121 women, of 44 judges of the courts of second instance there were 27 women.

For instance, in my marriage, I'd say I'm doing okay.

Europe, for instance, will find it increasingly difficult to export.

For instance, Cambodia s real estate sector is expected to decline.

Twitter user AIfie, for instance, shared this photograph with Khalfan

1975 Magistrate in the court of first instance in Rabat

Debt write offs should be considered in the first instance.

So for instance, by measuring the genome, we've learned a lot about how we're related to other kinds of animals by the closeness of our genome, or how we're related to each other the family tree, or the tree of life.

In fact, one has to search the books of diplomatic history to find evidence of non performance of diplomatic conventions , and in each instance the challenge to diplomatic decorum came from a source that can be credibly dismissed as barbarian.

My Government considers it appropriate that the CTC should begin developing best practices, in the first instance on measures related to the financing of terrorism in the first instance.

For instance, when I started, there were wars in the Balkans.

For instance, Ikenna ( Failedrift) shared this picture on his Twitter timeline

For instance, repatriation will reduce the refugee caseload but increase costs.

Japan is full of beautiful cities. Kyoto and Nara, for instance.

For instance, in colon cancer hedgehog signalling appears to antagonise Wnt.

For instance, canyons have the same color as the cratered terrain.

For instance, the Glaser might be entirely contained within an arm.

In the United Kingdom, for instance, four government departments cover biofuels.

The regular courts include the Supreme Court ( Høyesterett ) with 18 permanent judges and a president, courts of appeal (court of second instance in most cases), city and county courts (court of first instance in most cases), and conciliation councils (court of first instance in most civil code cases).