Reid said the GOP's delaying tactics, which he characterized as unprecedented, began with the first-ever filibuster of a nominee to lead the Defense Department, former Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel, a Republican.
Ginsburg's remarks, which some view as unprecedented, began last week with a pair of interviews where the 83-year-old spoke candidly about where she stood on the celebrity businessman and what his presidency might mean for the future of the nation and the Supreme Court.
With soccer in crisis and an unprecedented scandal beginning to boil, Mr. Blatter — who had just won re-election to a record fifth four-year term — signed a new employment contract that increased his salary to $3 million a year and guaranteed him a $12 million bonus if he completed his mandate.
The fight against terror has been a mainstay of President François Hollande's administration, but received unprecedented attention beginning in January 2015 after the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
Furthermore, Mikoyan approached the mission with an unprecedented informality, beginning with phrasing his visa request to US Embassy as "a fortnight's holiday" to visit his friend, Mikhail Menshikov, the then Soviet Ambassador to the United States.
Back in the Reagan years two unprecedented things began happening to the US economy.
It was as if something unprecedented had begun to unfold: day was coming to an end.
This unprecedented act began a relationship between the Franks and the Holy See that secured the papacy when Frankish power rose.
There were other innovations as well: saxophonists Anthony Braxton, Steve Lacy, and Evan Parker performed unaccompanied improvisations at their solo concerts, and unprecedented groups began to appear that had no rhythm section instruments whatsoever.
Europol, the continental police force, called the attack "unprecedented" and began working closely with cybercrime units in countries worldwide.
