Sentence examples for endorsed the first from inspiring English sources

The National Quality Forum NQFF) recently endorsed the first clinical performance measures for contraceptive care.

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, who endorsed the first American missile attacks on Wednesday, sent British Tornado fighter-bombers from Kuwait into action today.

Indeed, we first endorsed the first sale doctrine in a case involving a claim by a publisher that the resale of its books at discounted prices infringed its copyright on the books.

Finance ministers from 20 of the world's largest economies have endorsed the first internationally co-ordinated attempt to roll back decades of ballooning tax avoidance by many of the biggest multinational corporations in the world.

That hacking has come to mean two very different aspirations became evident when Barack Obama belittled Edward Snowden as "a twenty-nine-year-old hacker" only a few weeks after the White House endorsed the first National Day of Civic Hacking.

The Nieman Lab counted 360 titles that backed Clinton, including the Dallas Morning News which sided with a Democratic candidate for the first time since 1940, and USA Today which endorsed the first presidential candidate, period, in its 36-year history.

The congress also endorsed the seventh National Socio-Economic Development Plan (2011 15).

Representative Ike Skelton of Missouri, the senior Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, who has been briefed on the accident by Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, said he endorsed the second scenario.

In the end Gordon Brown finally endorsed the third Heathrow runway, only to see George and Dave – as the mayor calls them on the radio – cancel it during their own (brief) green phase.

... Our view is that grades within departments need to be meaningful in providing accurate feedback to students but that this does not require identical grade distributions across departments". The committee strongly endorsed the second objective of the current policy, using grades to give students clear feedback about the quality of their work.

Could Flores have won if EMILY's List hadn't split off and endorsed the third-place finisher?