Sentence examples for first citations for from inspiring English sources

The first citations for illegal use were filed in September 2004, and since then the building has collected nine more citations, two orders to vacate and more than $20,000 in fines.

It was the first citation for Barbara, a student at Yale.

The Oxford English Dictionary's first citation for "first world problem" is from 1979, though it was then meant seriously, to denote housing problems that were specific to the "first" world.

The company will start a new program to inspect and maintain slurry pipelines, hire a new "independent monitoring contractor" to carry out environmental improvement portions of the settlement, and agree to an escalating schedule of fines, starting at a minimum of $1,000 for the first citation for future water permit violations.

Phoenix hands out its first citation for texting while driving [AZ Central].

A first citation for talking on a hand-held cell phone while driving also costs $159.

The first citation for using a hand-held cell phone costs violators $159.

In 1993, the Marines were ordered by the California EPA to pay an $80,500 fine for their second citation for mishandling hazardous waste.

I argue that progress can be made by acknowledging three points: First, citation standards for research writing in the health sciences will not mirror those of the humanities.

First, citation searches for these three antecedent studies, prioritizing co-citations between projects, revealed a plethora of AIDS peer education studies, particularly in the developing world, drawing on the Diffusion of Innovations Theory.

The fines for small buildings would start at $25 for the first citation, then rise to $75 for the second and $100 for the third.