Sentence examples for light of the first from inspiring English sources

The dark blindness is immeasurably more illuminating than the blinding light of the first 350 pages.

The statute falls outside [537 U.S. 267] the scope of legislative power that the Copyright Clause, read in light of the First Amendment, grants to Congress.

Ye could simply be the shining light of the first products of the heavy investment the Chinese made in the sport before the Beijing Olympics.

The judges said the suspension order was not responsive to the court's earlier requests to justify the rules in light of the First Amendment infringement it imposes.

Driverless car trials on British public roads should be halted in light of the first fatal crash involving an autonomous vehicle, according to academics.

In light of the first amendment of the constitution, separating church and state, papal bulls seem untenable as a source of American jurisprudence.

The union called on Mr. Tilton and other United managers to reject their compensation in light of the first-quarter results and "this management group's inability to find a suitable merger partner".

These trends are explained in terms of not only the internal atomic packing structure, but more importantly the electronic structure and nature of bonding in light of the first-principles calculations.

Teachers need to know both mathematics and computing tools, understanding the first in light of the second if they are to teach the mathematical modelling being proposed today.

"The ad was seen as offensive in the light of the sixtieth anniversary of the landings and because of its reference to Churchill's speech," she said.

The third rule, which, to be frank feels somewhat redundant in light of the second, is that you need to weigh the ingredients correctly.