Sentence examples for a precedent that could from inspiring English sources

This is a precedent that could spread.

Besides, challenging an incumbent elected ruler might set a precedent that could rebound on them.

Other countries, though, have expressed concern about setting a precedent that could undermine European integration.

I think that is a precedent that could become very scary and very ugly".

representative in Brasilia, Lorenzo Perez, said the government plan "established a precedent that could become dangerous".

The decision also sets a precedent that could encourage more W.T.O.

Publicly laying this level of detail out sets a dramatic precedent that could serve a significant blow to Russia's current and future cyberoperations in the U.S. and elsewhere.

Even the court's four liberals seemed hard-pressed during the oral argument to articulate a rule of law or identify a Supreme Court precedent that could allow the case to proceed to a trial on the merits.

In the US, the governing body of quarter horse racing – sprinting contests over very short distances between small animals – lost a legal challenge to their ruling against clones, setting a legal precedent that could conceivably affect thoroughbred racing in the future.

By coercing Americans into religious exercises we establish a dangerous precedent that could be used in the future to promote a specific religion or the institution of religion at the expense of individual religious liberties.

Economists said the Cyprus plan set a worrisome precedent that could backfire.