Sentence examples for first ever standards from inspiring English sources

The new Engagd is billed as "the first ever standards based, open Attention Platform".

On Wednesday, California prison officials announced that they have established the first-ever standards guiding when and how prisoners should receive sex reassignment surgery.

First, let's clean up our existing fleet of fossil fuel power plants, by putting in place the first-ever standards to reduce their carbon pollution.

As the head of the air pollution division, she has been behind many of the agency's most controversial new rules – from placing the first limits on greenhouse gases on newly built power plants to the first-ever standard for toxic mercury pollution from burning coal for electricity.

"It's the first ever CO2 standards for aircraft covering existing aircraft".

In March 2015, the very FCC mandated the first ever quality standards for captioned programming.

"The EPA is setting the first ever nationwide standards to end the limitless dumping of carbon pollution from power plants," Obama said from the White House on Monday afternoon.

It set the first ever national standards for mail-in registration and increased the number of places and ways people could register to vote, including motor vehicle offices, public assistance and disability agencies, and armed forces recruitment offices.

Referrring to clean air standards released in June 2014, he said: "We've set the first ever nationwide minimum standards of carbon pollution power plants can dump into the air our children breathe".

That's why in government we introduced the first ever waiting time standards.

"We have made good progress in this parliament – changing the law so that mental health is treated equally in the NHS, investing hundreds of millions in talking therapies and eating disorder care, and introducing the first ever waiting time standards.