Sentence examples for a precedent for creating from inspiring English sources

But it's not as if there isn't a precedent for creating a better advisory council: Sheila Bair did it for another regulator, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Whether it was from Rogge or Larry King, there will be a price to pay for his flip-flop, a precedent set for creating even the belief of public participation in the changing of a result.

Several members of California's congressional delegation denounced a prominent supporter of President-elect Donald Trump for his remark that the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II provided "precedent" for creating a national registration list for immigrants from predominately Muslim countries.

Eric J. Toder, an economist at the Tax Policy Center, said that while the overall tax system was progressive now, there was historical precedent for creating new brackets to address a shift in income to the very highest end of the scale.

"America wants to set a precedent for China by creating a world-class template for trade agreements," he says.

There are no precedents for creating an international tribunal in response to individual crimes -- even those as terrible as the downing of a civilian aircraft.

It would undermine motor sport safety by creating a precedent for a proliferation of other series running at less than internationally agreed standards.

In a sign of the sensitivity to creating a precedent for calling for the removal of any Arab leader, the league's secretary general, Amr Moussa, refused to discuss the proposal during a news conference tonight.

The EU-Turkey migration deal has been thrown further into chaos after an independent authority examining appeals claims in Greece ruled against sending a Syrian refugee back to Turkey, potentially creating a precedent for thousands of other similar cases.

Another worry about the current prosecution of Mr. Chen is purely political: Some members of Mr. Chen's Democratic Progressive Party warn that it is creating a precedent for the prosecution of former presidents as soon as they leave office.

When young women negotiate we are creating a precedent for girls as well.