Sentence examples for first time cited from inspiring English sources

In the case, the government for the first time cited Cohen's participation in a trade that may have been improper.

In January, the Fed for the first time cited the unemployment rate as a primary reason for a new policy.

On Wednesday, Mr. Obama said he already had legal authority for the campaign, but would welcome specific congressional approval, too, and administration officials for the first time cited the 2001 authorization to use military force against those responsible for the 9/11 attacks for the campaign.

The compromise of the FDIC computers by a foreign government had been previously reported in May and some lawmakers had mentioned China as a possible suspect, but the report on Wednesday for the first time cited a 2013 memo by the FDIC's inspector general, an internal watchdog, as pointing toward China.

In Harlequin's management discussion portion of its 2013 earnings announcement (released March 4, 2014), the company for the first time cited self publishing as a potential competitive risk: "The proliferation of less expensive, and free, self-published works could negatively impact Harlequin's revenues in the future". (hat tip Publishers Lunch).

But the latest report, a 500-page document issued Tuesday by the Rwandan Justice Ministry, for the first time cites specific officials and hints the potential that indictments might be issued.

The missile decision came after the US asked other nations to employ fewer North Korean workers as a way to reduce Pyongyang's access to foreign currency and sanctioned the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, for the first time, citing "notorious abuses of human rights" in a move that infuriated Pyongyang.

Blatter is set to miss this Sunday's Women's World Cup Final in Vancouver, Canada, for the first time, citing "personal reasons" for not traveling.

WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - The United States on Wednesday sanctioned North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for the first time, citing "notorious abuses of human rights," in a move that diplomats say will incense the nuclear-armed country.

The Birmingham melodicist retired from the band in 1998, technically for the second time, citing a fear of flying.

La Salle University dropped its football program for the second time, citing a shrinking number of conference opponents for shutting down a program it revived in 1997.