Sentence examples for Good precedents from inspiring English sources

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.

Even if NBC doesn't decide to extend its support of EveryBlock, there are good precedents of fans saving loved brands, such as Polaroid rescuers The Impossible Project and the radio station BBC 6 Music.

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.

The recommendations incorporate good precedents practised in other countries and are not more liberal than, for example, those prevailing in Britain.In accepting BAC's recommendations, the government intends to enact legislation where all human stem-cell research conducted in Singapore will have to be approved, licensed and closely monitored by the Ministry of Health.

There are good precedents for this, especially in the area of schooling and policing, and it would mean that institutions and policymakers can make improvements using as much information as possible, but without the perverse incentives arising from full public exposure.

There are few precedents for how to do so, and no good precedents.

And is it a good precedent?

Or is it not a good precedent?

All in all, a good precedent for American diplomacy.

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

There is good precedent for this in the Warsaw Convention.