| Additional fund inceptions are anticipated for 1996, situated chiefly in Ontario. |
| Augustine developed two basic inceptions of evil, the privative and the aesthetic. |
| Her generous contributions supported the Brachytherapy Suite and Adult Day Hospital both of which, at their inceptions, represented innovative ways of delivering cancer care. |
| Some of these owe their inceptions to United Nations conferences, she said. |
| For Dewey, life is a collection of histories, each with their own plots, inceptions, conclusions, movements and rhythms. |
| Since the teams' inceptions, yearly undergraduate applications have jumped from a little more than 2,100 to more than 2,900, and the president said hockey was a a significant factor. |
