Sentence examples for conception of the first from inspiring English sources

As Lawrence Lessig, a law professor at Stanford University, noted, "The United States attempted to sell its conception of the First Amendment to the rest of the world for 50 years, and the rest of the world didn't buy it".

The most outstanding works from the conception of the first MIM devices in the late 70s to the most recent ideas to date, including all relevant milestones achieved during these four decades, are reported.

That second case, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, was in some ways the easier of the two, at least under a conception of the First Amendment that is particularly skeptical of government censorship of political speech.

We could of course adopt a limiting conception of the First Amendment, but any nonarbitrary exclusion of algorithm-based decisions would require major changes in the Court's jurisprudence.

Numenius wanted to show that the Jewish nation must be counted among the ancient ones that have a share in logos and also that Moses had a conception of the first principle similar to that of Plato, since both identified God with being (see Burnyeat 2005, 155-156).

The report says: "One suggested application is a conception of the 'First Earth Battalion,' made up of 'warrior monks,' who will have mastered almost all the techniques under consideration by the committee, including the use of ESP, leaving their bodies at will, levitating, psychic healing, and walking through walls".

Three years ago, Mr. Coste took Mr. Atabeyki's route in reverse, venturing from marine into aircraft design with the conception of the first-class private suites aboard Singapore Airlines Airbuss A380 superjumbo jet.

A reader getting all his history from Bainbridge would certainly have an odd yet absorbing conception of the twentieth century.

Mr. Rose's conception of the Third Sonata was also forceful and urgent, but here he allowed greater nuance.

"In conception of the second season, I put a lot of thought into the doors open to us in seasons three and beyond," he added.

In his thesis, Cruz wrote that he intended to "elaborate upon a conception of the Ninth and Tenth Amendments which revitalizes the Founders' commitment to limiting government, to restraining the reach of our none-too-angelic leaders".