Sentence examples for a range of precedents from inspiring English sources

Designed by the Spanish architect José Rafael Moneo, the new building, at the corner of Broadway and 120th Street, draws on a range of precedents, from the austere Modernism of Adolf Loos to the original McKim, Mead & White master plan for Columbia's Morningside Heights campus.

While not denying that torture took place, the Foreign Office insists that the UK government retains no residual liability, deploying a range of constitutional precedents – including reference to the declaration of martial law in Jamaica in 1860 – to block the survivors' quest for compensation.

Each moment in art is partly defined by the ancestors its artists choose, and ours might be richer if more young artists looked to a broader range of precedents from the 1970's and 80's.

There are a range of criticisms of the rule-making account of precedent which argue that it does not fit legal practice very well (see e.g. Moore 1987, 185 7).

The precedent court took a range of facts into account in reaching its decision.

Matlda is not much taller than a wine bottle, but her introduction could set a new precedent for recruitment techniques across a range of sectors.

The Kyoto-era precedents are not good.Agreement was also reached on a range of other climate-friendly measures.

Trialling an innovative model of clinical supervision training for student supervisors across a range of health professions, which emphasises working with difference and power relations, is without precedent and the evaluation results suggest its suitability for inter-professional contexts.

A Range of Arrangements Q.

— to a range of Southern Californians.

Concatenate a range of dates.