Sentence examples similar to got first instance from inspiring English sources

Half of last year's arrivals in Italy were from Syria and Eritrea (see chart 2) and, on an EU-wide basis, applicants from those countries got first-instance refugee status two-thirds of the time in the last quarter of 2014.

The account that purchased the reserved instance gets first "dibs".

"We get the first instance of wheel-running within a minute," he explained.

Appeals, said Kinsella, have to say that the judges in the court of the First Instance "got the law wrong".

Although it was chasing the story of urban exploration that got me involved in the first instance, it is the way urban exploration makes boundaries visible and keeps me sharp, paying attention to everything and continually calling me to action, which holds my interest as a researcher.

appearance with Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday night, Mr. Jackson said he had spoken only half a swear word in the first instance, adding: "I got the next whole word out".

This finding is in part explained by the misinterpretation of question 3 (Fig.  2), where many women got the answer correct in the first instance and then incorrect in the post-test.

Mr Walton said: "We have got to persuade the government in the first instance, and in turn our council, that... they need to be looking at other alternatives".

"And so for any young cub reporter looking at that, what's the lesson to be learned – you might get a sharp reaction in the first instance but it will all be all right in the long term".

Mr Warrillow says: "The intention was to treat the launch like a premium spirit company would do - in the first instance try to get Fever-Tree stocked by the best hotel bars and restaurants.

Poetry has to get the audience's attention in the first instance.