Sentence examples for core of the first from inspiring English sources

They formed the core of the first rotisserie league.

Only the core of the first seven storeys has been built.

Similarly, Justice David Souter suggested that by silencing disagreement with government policy, Congress had struck at "the molten core" of the First Amendment.

But they inhibit the kind of robust and timely public discourse that, according to the court's own doctrine, lies at the very core of the First Amendment.

"The bill passed today has softened the core of the first proposals," said Hugo Lueders, director for public policy in Europe at CompTIA, an information technology trade association.

"To analyze the case only as a 'threat' as opposed to one that essentially involves the toughest sort of political speech is to move far away from the core of the First Amendment," Mr. Abrams said.

Take stock Teachers' aspiration to perform at their Teachers' aspiration to perform at their forms the core of the second principle of conduct.

The core of the third way was an electoral strategy that emulated the popular policies of the political competition whilst at the same time relying on the traditional core vote not going anywhere else.

For Brennan, as for one of his predecessors, Justice Louis Brandeis, the expectation of privacy — the freedom from fear of arbitrary government invasion of that privacy — is at the core of the Fourth Amendment.

The core of the second volume was a long-range analysis, spanning more than 500 years, of the social composition of the Roman aristocracy, which made innovative use of statistical and demographic methods.

As the party chief of Tibet in the late 1980s, he had firmly suppressed anti-Chinese unrest there.In Chinese political parlance, Mr Hu is likely to be dubbed the "core" of China's "fourth generation" of leaders, just as Mr Jiang has been the core of the third (Deng representing the second and Mao the first).