Sentence examples for an established precedent from inspiring English sources

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.

With regards to hypotheses concerning the involvement of mentalizing, previous research supports a prediction of greater involvement in the condition where the same speaker fails to match an established precedent, as this is the situation in which common ground is apparently violated (Metzing and Brennan 2003; Kronmüller and Barr 2007).

It is absolutely within the realm of possibility, in part because there is an established precedent: among the native population of Primorye, tiger attacks — recalled, recorded, or mythic — are exceptionally rare, despite the fact that these peoples have always shared space and game with tigers.

6– 9 In this therapy area, there is an established precedent of assessing the response to and safety of long-term treatment with GH and of supporting and complementing the clinical trial evidence base through registry tools.

Since an acute rejection episode is an established precedent for chronic graft dysfunction [ 17] and the incidence of posttransplant biopsy-proven acute rejection was significantly different according to 25-OHD level (Table 2), a biopsy-proven acute rejection episode was also included as a between-subjects factor.

There's a well established precedent for this in the Old World.

Elliott Stein, a legal analyst at Bloomberg, says Wheeler "sees a real absence of established precedent about what the government can do".

The California court's holding was an unreasonable application of clearly established precedent.

It is a "decision that will establish precedent for hundreds of thousands of academic student employees at private institutions," the UAW press release reads.

Senator Edwards also discussed the significance of rebuilding New Orleans as not simply a local concern but a matter of establishing precedents for national and global building standards.