Sentence examples for first time designated from inspiring English sources

In accordance with FIRRMA, CFIUS has, for the first time, designated a category of transactions for which parties are required to notify CFIUS.

Peckinpah and his editors cut the film to satisfy the new, expansive R-rating parameters which, for the first time, designated a film as being unsuitable for children.

Among the separate proposals waiting to reach the floor are an enforcement bill, known as the SAFE Act, which would for the first time designate as criminals all immigrants in the U.S. illegally, and would allow states such as Arizona to enforce their own immigration laws.

Our first time point was established as the undifferentiated starting population and was designated day 0 (D0).

Matsui won the World Series MVP for his play, becoming the first Japanese player and first full-time designated hitter to win the award.

Last fall's all went to Afghanistan, the first time Unicef designated its fund-raising to children in just one country.

The tattoo parlor helped ignite what turned into a protracted war on live music by neighborhood groups citywide, abetted by the city council: the powers that be began bearing down on bars, for the first time mandating designated closing times and banning go-cups at certain bars and eateries.

He was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the series, making him the first Japanese-born player and the first full-time designated hitter to win the award; Matsui was the series' MVP despite starting only the three games that were played at Yankee Stadium, since the designated hitter position is not used in NL ballparks.

The total run time designated for the execution of VNS was set to 60 seconds.

Vietnam has long been sensitive to the activities of Viet Tan, calling the group "reactionaries", but the announcement carried on state television was the first time it had designated it a terrorist organisation.

It would be the first time the United States designated a unit of another government's military as a terrorist group, and some American officials caution it could put troops and intelligence officers at risk.