Sentence examples for the first entry point from inspiring English sources

Cazeneuve argued that neither country was the first entry point for migrants, but said that both could not abdicate their responsibilities in the long run.

But peroxide is only the first entry point.

"A lot of LPs say that's the first entry point for us," he said.

The wedge being used, in this case, is pictures as the first entry point into building something bigger.

Google envisions the service, which launched in public beta last September, as the first entry point for IoT data into its cloud.

And in a growing number of cases, these digital channels social, messaging apps, SMS, chatbots are becoming the first entry point into the entire customer experience.

We believe that kids' meals are one of the first entry points for Big Soda to market and influence life-long unhealthy behavior in children -- particularly those in low-income areas with more fast-food restaurants than healthy options -- which must be stopped.

The third entry point, described as a maintenance door, leads to a small passageway for repairing air-conditioning units, and a footprint and another unspecified print were discovered in this passageway, these reports said.

Given the Malaysian context, A&E represents the best first entry point for many women as it is open 24 hours, no prior appointment is needed and there is at least a semi-functioning OSCC network throughout the country with many frontline staff still committed to providing services.

Thus, public health analytical diagnostic laboratories (both primary and clinical) should adopt a generic approach and serve as the initial or first entry point for the investigation of the causative pathogens in the event of an infectious disease outbreak or the occurrence of any fatal illness with clinical suspicion of infectious etiology.

The member state in which the pipeline's first entry point is located shall consult the non-EU country concerned before deciding on an exemption based on EU rules.