Sentence examples for first cites from inspiring English sources
The Court first cites two intermediate-court cases from Pennsylvania, Commonwealth v. Wilson, 30 Pa.Super.
He first cites four promises Obama made in his inaugural address: to increase employment and economic growth, to rebuild infrastructure, to make health care better and less expensive and to reform education.
He first cites an annualized quarterly figure — 3 percent GDP growth in the second quarter of 2017 — and then compares it to what appears to be calendar-year figures for former president Barack Obama.
Mixing very familiar elements (i.e., any of Alice Roosevelt's antics) with other, more startling material, Mr. Bradley first cites some of the academic and philosophical influences on the Harvard-educated Roosevelt's early thinking.
He first cites Malament's need to postulate that S is an equivalence relation as a weakness in the argument, a view also endorsed by Redhead (1993, 114).
In providing his illustration of the material cause Aristotle first cites the bronze of a statue and the silver of a bowl, and then mentions also 'the genera of which the bronze and the silver are species' (Phys. 194b25 27).
The authority first cited is elaborate and exhaustive upon the subject.
The one first cited and most relied upon was decided in 1887.
One such school, the Choir Academy of Harlem, was first cited for closing in 2009.
Ebensee was first cited in 1450 and established a saltworks in 1607.
To Iraq's top leaders, he first cited the Iraqi people's historical capacity for "patience".
