Sentence examples for first ethos from inspiring English sources

I meet many members of Congress who had hoped to serve under that first ethos but now find themselves living within the second.

That said, whatever additional data partnerships Thingthing is cooking up to power its future services push may, inevitably, clash with a privacy first ethos.

From there, TELUS was able to implement leadership, learning, career, recognition and talent initiatives that employees utilized to fuel their own sense of purpose at work, in concert with the company's "Customers First" ethos.

Cotton's embrace of Trump's "America First" ethos was also an implicit rebuttal of the famous Emma Lazarus poem etched on the Statue of Liberty ("Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free"), which Democratic lawmakers have frequently quoted in the Trump era.

Following the Trump administration's America First ethos, Pruitt's "alternate analysis" drastically lowers the previous government estimate — because he's only calculating for costs to the U.S. The government panel assembled in 2009 to figure the social cost of carbon calculated for global effects and put the cost of climate damage by 2020 at about $50 per metric ton of carbon.

Can the enterpreneurial "get-rich-first" ethos of Chinese modernisation co-exist successfully with green objectives?

He blamed "a safety-first ethos that conspires to make even the most interesting political figures seem dull".

I decided to begin at the beginning: the Magic Kingdom, which Disney opened in 1971, and which still closely adheres to Disney's families-first ethos.

In this regard the modest demeanour and for-the-team-first ethos of Lionel Messi is a pale shadow of the man from Madeira.

Catcher Josh Thole, who has caught many of Dickey's starts, said his teammates were happy for Dickey, and he said no boundaries of the team-first ethos had been crossed.

While American companies were certainly under competitive pressure, it was this new, shareholder-first ethos that created "a newfound willingness — and at times eagerness — to lay off enormous numbers of people even when there's no crisis at hand".