Sentence examples for apparent precedent from inspiring English sources

He has also unearthed an apparent precedent for plagiarism.

There's some apparent precedent for this notion in the events of September 2008.

It was a rather unusual election, with no legal teeth and no apparent precedent, and it involved doctors and lawyers, rug dealers and kebab cart operators.

There is an apparent precedent in the federally underwritten program of flood insurance, available since 1968.

There is an apparent precedent in the U.S.' federally underwritten program of flood insurance, available since 1968.

On the other hand Philolaus' attempt to save astronomical phenomena by including the five planets in correct order according to their periods, by giving an explanation of night and day and by responding to concerns about how parallax might affect the way the heavenly bodies appear to move has no apparent precedent in the cosmology of the acousmata.

There are apparent precedents here, with Eto'o's alleged unwillingness to work with previous Anzhi coaches Gadzhi Gadzhiev and Yury Krasnozhan seeing them leave.

Most scholars agreed this was a decision without apparent legal precedent, but they were divided over whether the unsigned (per curiam) opinion set precedent.

Such a scenario therefore risks subjecting the Earth to a climate forcing that has no apparent geological precedent, for at least the last 420 Myrs.

In apparent contravention of precedent and the U.S. Constitution, the leader of the Republican majority in the U.S. Senate, Mitch McConnell, said that President Obama shouldn't be allowed to name a replacement for Scalia.

Other indications of potential bullying include litigants who assert a patent claim when the rights to it have already been granted through license, or distort a patent claim far beyond its plain meaning and precedent for the apparent purpose of raising the legal costs of the defense.