They've made the unprecedented argument that Obama's time in the White House is nearly over, so the next president should get to fill the Supreme Court vacancy.
This is an unprecedented decision, and strong arguments were adduced for it, namely that Mrs Haidar's life would be endangered.
Home secretary Jacqui Smith justified the move, saying, "We are facing an unprecedented threat from terrorism" – an argument backed by Home Office security minister, Tony McNulty, who warned that the new laws were needed because Britain could face "two or three 9/11s" in a single day.
Analogical reason in Islam is the process of legal deduction according to which the jurist, confronted with an unprecedented case, bases his or her argument on the logic used in the Qur'an and Sunnah.
After much deliberation and an unprecedented three rounds of post-oral argument supplemental briefing, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is primed to issue a judgment on the appeal of prominent Mississippi attorney Paul Minor.
This is an unprecedented demand, and legal experts said the argument had little chance of standing before the courts.
As for Mr Clinton, he has yet, even in an unprecedented peacetime boom, to confront the protectionist arguments head-on.
The board has rejected Mr. Cahn's arguments, responding in a letter that the violations represented "an unprecedented event in which a candidate so willingly chose to bend and twist the rules and regulations to gain an unfair advantage".
These and other spurious arguments are being used to proliferate zero-hours contracts on an unprecedented level in the UK today.
Dissecting Aristotle's texts in an unprecedented way, he time and again turns the tables on Aristotle and so paves the way for demonstrative arguments for non-eternity.
"This is an unprecedented return.
