But in many instances, the relevant restrictions can be removed or changed, as when a common-law precedent is overturned, or a statute repealed or amended because it no longer serves useful purposes.
This research examines the differentiation between analogue and digital design, common precedents of the two, and reflects upon the environment and class structure with the learning experiences and confidence of surveyed participants.
Andhra Pradesh was the first Indian state to be created in 1956 on the basis of a common language, setting a precedent for the reorganization of Indian states on a linguistic basis.
The origin of many Taiping religious ideas, morals, and institutions can be traced to China's Confucian tradition, but the Taiping's all-out anti-regime struggle, motivated by strong religious beliefs and a common sharing, also had precedents in earlier religious rebellions.
8b7130ff-0b78-4cea-b393-f577b2158f87 TAKE a common law system steeped in precedent and tradition and add a dash of fundamental rights.
Still, shutting down phone networks to prevent remote detonation wouldn't be without precedent: It is a common tactic in Pakistan, where bombings happen with regularity.
Adapting precedents to generate novel designs is a common procedure in architectural design.
We might even call the idea a "precedent," in the nature of other legal propositions within a common law system.
Precedent exists for tech titans coordinating when faced with a common threat.
Hutton Group, Inc., 681 A.2d 1039, 1049 (Del. 1996) ("[T]he condition precedent to invoking the common fund doctrine is a demonstration that a common benefit has been conferred".).
