Sentence examples for the very first section from inspiring English sources

The very first section of the Senate bill departs from that principle.

In fact, under the very first, as I mentioned, the very first section of the election code, Sub. 1, she's not only the chief election officer but has responsibilities for JUSTICE BREYER.

He manages to reach as far forward as Shakespeare's will in the very first section, supposedly on the 'mewling and puking' infant, by a sleight of hand concerning one of its executors.

It was in the very first stronghold from a random enemy in the very first section.

In the very first section of Kant's Critique of the Power of Judgement a clear-cut distinction is outlined between aesthetic and cognitive (or 'logical') judgements.

To begin, we devote the very first section as follows to the birth and development of kindergarten (and its associated ECE) before 2010.

Ultrathin sections (55 65 nm) were then cut, such that only the very first sections were collected (i.e., the most basal region of the cell) and imaged in an JEOL1011 electron microscope at 80 kV equipped with a Morada Soft Imaging System 4K × 4K camera at twofold binning under the control of iTEM (Olympus, Japan).

And if you implement a law called the "Affordable Care Act," which promises in its very first section to make health care available to "all Americans," you shouldn't end up with a program that doesn't help people in a majority of states.

As we have mentioned in the very first of this section, if and only if the task is handed over to the least loaded user, the dynamic equilibrium could be realized eventually.

The very first third-grade ELA section amply demonstrates the absurdity of the entire scheme.

The manuscript has several grammatical mistakes, starting from the very first sentence in the Introduction section.