Sentence examples for the first governing from inspiring English sources

The Tories are the first governing party to win a byelection since 1982.

It's the first governing decision — and a way to see who is thinking seriously about how to succeed in the White House.

The Rugby Football League became the first governing body of a major sport to sign up to Stonewall's campaign against homophobia in 2008, when logos proclaiming "Some people are gay.

England Basketball has become the first governing body to suffer a cut in funding from Sport England after the quango warned it would get tough on sports that were not delivering against participation targets.

"The launch of the vision for sport in Wales set a challenge to the sector to become more targeted and focused in their delivery and both Welsh Gymnastics and Swim Wales were among the first governing bodies to respond.

In response to this, a group of colonists, still aboard the ship as it lay off-shore, drafted and ratified the first governing document of the colony, the Mayflower Compact, the intent of which was to establish a means of governing the colony.

The theorem is a generalization of two theorems which are both based on the principle of virtual work; the first governs the elastodynamics of the mechanical system and the second governs the behavior of the fluid medium.

The book presents two systems of human cognition: The first governs our faster, instinctual reactions to events; the second engages in slower, deliberative and logical thought.

The first governs S corporations.

The second governing principle, likewise well settled in our decisions, is that an out-of-court declaration made after arrest may not be used at trial against one of the declarant's partners in crime.

The third governs how production lines are constructed.