Sentence examples for known occasions from inspiring English sources

And the judge also asked the police to provide him with the full extent of the hacking activities, including "the first and last known occasions" on which it took place.

Although I appreciate that the investigation is ongoing, I would also be grateful if the police could identify the extent of the operation that involved the interception or potential interception of phone messages along with the present evidence of the first and last known occasions on which activity in furtherance of interception took place.

On several known occasions, presiding magistrates used the claim of unfavorable omens as an excuse to suspend a session that was not going the way they wanted.

It is the only known occasion in which Murdoch has criticised one of his editors in public while still in his employment.

A federal law enforcement official said the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives had determined that Mr. Lanza and his mother, Nancy Lanza, visited firing ranges together and separately in recent years, with one known occasion of their going together.

It would be the first known occasion when a Russian warplane had become involved in the conflict, if true.

This is the only known occasion in which the legality of actual combat use of the shotgun has been raised.

But the U.S. and Russia have remained coy about the reports, which would mark the first known occasion that U.S. airstrikes have killed Russians in the Syrian conflict.

It was last used for this purpose just before the First World War, in connection with land reclamation near Medge Hall, Crowle and this was the last known occasion on which warping was used in the moors to the south of the Humber.

For parameters with an estimated value of BOV, occasion-specific parameters from the last known occasion were used for prediction of the next concentration.

Disease-free survival (DFS) was defined from the date of diagnosis to the date of the last known occasion that the patient was disease free, or the date of disease recurrence (local, regional, or distant recurrence).