Sentence examples for after this precedent from inspiring English sources

After this precedent, the world's most high-minded employer could still be charged with discrimination if his practices turned out to have a "disparate impact" on women or minorities.

This precedent is deadly.

Adopting this precedent assured comparability.

After the precedent of 2010, the public will expect debates again in 2015.

Moreover, since the policy is voluntary, no outside entity will have the authority to monitor whether the White House is applying exceptions appropriately and no future presidents will be formally bound by it, although it may be hard for them politically to make records secret again after the precedent is established.

The burden would then extend to what Apple views is the inevitable onslaught of additional devices that would follow after the precedent was set.

Udovicic said: "I regret that sport has become a field for politically motivated decisions and it will be very difficult to preserve the basic principles of sport in the future after this kind of precedent".

There is, after all, precedent for this: That Jimmy Carter sailing trip in 1994 paved the way for what's known as "Agreed Framework".

That provision was aimed at copycat weapons that came on the market after the precedent-setting law went into effect in June 1989.

Noted mathematician and physicist, a victim of the McCarthy blacklist, whose name and reputation were cleared by the defense department after a precedent - setting legal struggle in 1955.

Unlike the SEC, which is examining industry-wide behaviour, the NASD is (as usual) putting its energies into catching one firm, after which, precedent established, it can go after the others.Some at CSFB say that the bank is a victim of over-zealous regulators, spurred on by competition between the NASD and the SEC.