Sentence examples for first instance of the from inspiring English sources

Judge, Court of First Instance of the European Communities; Professor of Law, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.

The waiver, first issued last Friday, is the first instance of the agency's having invoked its emergency powers.

The lawsuit is the first instance of the government's saying an organized plan exists to fabricate complaints for profit.

The first instance of the page recorded by the Internet Archive dates a little bit later, to February 2015.

The judge said this was the first instance of the government's seeking disgorgement under the Sherman antitrust law.

This is the first instance of the complete overthrow of Governmental authority in any provincial capital since the Taiping rebellion.

(It is this review, incidentally, which is thought to contain the first instance of the phrase "stream of consciousness" applied specifically to literature.

But the current review is the first instance of the agency's considering limits on common, albeit unapproved, uses of cancer drugs.

The decision was thought to be the first instance of the government's assessing such fees on land covered by 19th-century leases.

An E.P.A. spokesman said yesterday that the warnings were the first instance of the agency's considering action against companies conducting field trials.

This isn't, however, the first instance of the public face of food making more sense than anyone else on a serious issue.