Sentence examples for considered the first instance from inspiring English sources
"This is considered the first instance of rebels acquiring fighter jets," the group said.
His effort to acquire a controlling stake in Shoei is considered the first instance of a Japanese investor's having tried a hostile takeover of a Japanese company.
Host-recognition can be considered the first instance of host-pathogen interaction allowing bacteria to colonise.
It is commonly known that issues not properly raised in the trial court will not be considered in the first instance by this Court.
The system model considered, in the first instance, is a long-wavelength finite element (FE) subsystem connected with a short-wavelength statistical energy analysis (SEA) subsystem via discrete couplings.
The approach consists of two strategies that dramatically reduce the number of variants to be clinically considered in the first instance (Fig. 3).
The date of hospital admission served as the index date for all analyses, and we considered only the first instance of hospital admission for hyperkalaemia for patients with more than one such admission during the study period.
That is a matter for the District Court to consider in the first instance.
On remand, the Court of Appeals, or the District Court, may consider in the first instance what, if any, prospective relief is still a necessary and appropriate remedy for due process violations under Ohios previous policies.
Although, in this Court, the Government now denies that there was any overhearing, in view of our affirmance that is a matter for the District Court to consider in the first instance.
Justice Kennedy said the Supreme Court, having decided that there was a right to habeas corpus, would "in the ordinary course" send the case back to the appeals court for it to consider "in the first instance" whether the alternative procedure was an adequate substitute.
