Sentence examples for of the first branch from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Rubin: Does Mitch McConnell know he's part of the first branch of government?

About a decade later, two of the first branch department stores in the country — Arnold Constable and Bloomingdale's — moved to town.

This is especially true of you, my old schoolmates, whose lives were touched by the establishment of the first branch library on the East Side of Oklahoma City, many years ago. . . .

Now, newspapers carry reports of the opening of Sakhalin's first international school, a visit by a British trade delegation and the opening of the first branch office of a Japanese bank since Soviet troops expelled Japan from the southern half of the Sakhalin after World War II.

Take the search of the first branch as an example.

Figure 12 Impulse responses of the first branch of the nonlinear model depicted for different input levels (pedal 1). Figure 13 Impulse responses of the first branch of the nonlinear model depicted for different input levels (pedal 2).

Notably, the House holds pride of place as the first branch of government to be described in the Constitution.

The law of merchant shipping was quite naturally one of the first branches of private law to attract attention for possible international regulation.

Bauhinia sensu stricto as one of the first branching lineages is the only pantropical genus in the subtribe Bauhiniinae (Benth).

All of the fossils we were able to unambiguously identify as Solanaceae are from Eocene Europe, where none of the first branching lineages of the family occur.

An alternative silvicultural approach is to pollard established trees (top them at the height of the first branches, generally above the browse line).