Sentence examples for terms of the first from inspiring English sources

Irrelevancies, including the terms of the First World War armistice, keep intruding.

Which are some of the most important questions in dating rapport between two people in terms of the first interaction.

In terms of the first goal, it announced last week that it would make its operations carbon neutral by 2021.

The Treasury is also changing the terms of the first banking bail-out, which has failed to revitalise the sector.

Under the terms of the first U.S. bankruptcy law, passed in 1800, Pintard's debts were discharged, his ledger erased, and his past, eventually, forgotten.

According to the lawsuit, borrowers were provided disclosures on the terms of the first two loans in English, as is required by federal law but in apparent violation of state law.

a) In terms of the first article, Butterworth wrote: "The news report contrasted the official figure for the number of Africans who died with an estimate put forward in a new historical work.

Versailles, of course, calls to mind just one "leader": the one whose career was based on persuading Germans they had been humiliated and betrayed by the surrender terms of the first world war.

Although the Native peoples of the Plains had putatively accepted some development in the West by agreeing to the terms of the First Treaty of Fort Laramie, many were soon dissatisfied with the extent of encroachment on their land.

"The talent pool that he's picking from is limited in terms of the first-team football that they're getting," Southgate says of Roy Hodgson's problems.

We also evaluate the effectiveness of our algorithms in terms of the first-order entropy.