Sentence examples for Good precedent from inspiring English sources

All in all, a good precedent for American diplomacy.

But I think we have some good precedent on it".

Notwithstanding broad praise for his performance, could that possibly be a good precedent?

If the program set the stage for the season, the performances also established a good precedent.

A spokesman for shareholder body Pirc said: "We think it's a very good precedent.

I think that is a good precedent and a good message".

But if there is one good precedent for them to set it would be to fashion a functioning federal system.

I don't how they justify diluting it and don't think it sets a very good precedent for everybody else".

The financial gangbusting is "a good precedent," said Patricia Bartholomew, emerging-markets economist at Commerzbank Capital Markets in Prague.

There were good precedents in New France for trading with the enemy, but arrangements with the English and the Scots were still secret, complex, expensive, even dangerous.

Somewhere in the middle is the terrific title track, a hurtling, foot-down anthem; like the rest of Open Your Heart, it's hardly without precedent – but good precedents all, and lovingly invoked here.