Sentence examples for mean for the first from inspiring English sources

He warned: "It would mean for the first time we have crossed the Rubicon of writing elements of press regulation into law of the land".

"The BNP is finished in elections, and at the European elections this May Griffin is almost certain to lose his seat in the north-west, which will mean for the first time since 2001 Britain will be effectively BNP-free".

Our changes will mean for the first time every offender leaving prison spends at least 12 months under supervision, where currently around 50,000 are released with no statutory support".

He told the Commons he had "serious concerns and misgivings" in principle to any statutory interference: "It would mean for the first time we have crossed the Rubicon of writing elements of press regulation into the law of the land.

While massive multiplayers like DayZ mean for the first time everyone's capable of playing against other humans at all times, video games haven't figured out how to let us be human when doing so.

I don't know why I fell madly in love with her, but I did, and at the start, I mean for the first days, the first hours, it all went fine; then Clara returned to the city where she lived, in the south of Spain (she'd been on vacation in Barcelona), and everything began to fall apart.

I'm looking forward to seeing what that will mean for the second season.

"I understood what the word 'sad' meant for the first time," he said.

It was a good deal, which meant for the first time I wasn't struggling financially.

It means for the first time that the EU will not make laws inside this country.

"This development meant for the first time numerical weather prediction was helping the local forecasters prepare better forecasts for the people of the United States".