Sentence examples for all established precedents from inspiring English sources

My analysis, however, is that my highest contribution — in these extraordinary times and circumstances where President Trump is himself breaking all established precedents to serve very narrow and self-serving interests — is to stand up to declare that I profoundly disagree with his approach and his unacceptable behavior.

Thomas Walker, who is the design director at Nike, said in a telephone interview that from a design standpoint the lack of an established precedent is liberating.

But unlike mobile phones, there isn't an established precedent for subsidies, carrier distribution, or even pricing, really.

Perhaps worst of all, Bernanke's policies have established precedents for future monetary malpractice that remain unrecognized.

Mr. McConnell has promised to follow established precedents in the area, and that is worth something.

The judges now hearing the challenge to them should, following established precedents, uphold the new law.

This attempt to gloss over the break between today's decision and established precedents is completely unconvincing.

The problem is that many companies, unlike eBay, have established precedents whereby employees perform certain tasks for customers.

Established precedents support broad authority for Congress to regulate national commerce, and the health care market is unquestionably national in scope.

There is a precarious balance between uprooting or upholding established precedents like Roe v. Wade, or invalidating new legislation like the Affordable Care Act.

To Stevens, however, the decision is a textbook example of judicial restraint, deferring to the policy decisions of elected officials and following clearly established precedents.