Sentence examples similar to a normal precedent to from inspiring English sources

What a terrible precedent to set".

The decision overruled a 1990 precedent to the contrary.

That gave the state a legal precedent to pursue Countrywide.

That's a dangerous precedent to set.

'Payment of tax—(a) Condition precedent to doing business.

There is a recent regional precedent to warn him.

"That strikes me as a really unfortunate precedent to set".

There is a precedent to explain this.

+ means a positive (negative) effect from the precedent to the pointed variable.

Similarly, the rejection of a precedent in law has to be justified by argumentation giving sufficient reasons for not applying the precedent to the case in question.

And my tendency toward privacy, trying to maintain a "normal" life for my six kids and my wife Rhonda, has taken precedent.