Sentence examples for as precedents from inspiring English sources

But she immediately retracted her words, and a fuller clip shows that she went on to explain that she had meant to say that appellate judges think about the ramifications their decisions will have as precedents.

In an introductory note to her book, Hopper names Roxon, Willis, the English journalist Caroline Coon, and the anthology "Rock She Wrote," edited by Evelyn McDonnell and Ann Powers, as precedents for her own work.

Their lawsuit cited rulings in Ms. Ibrahim's case as precedents.

It was a day of paradox as well as precedents.

Schoenberg, who described Bach's chorale settings as precedents for his own "emancipated dissonances," orchestrated the "St.

Mr Roberts has a strong preference for making "narrow" decisions that have limited value as precedents.

Most of Turkson's talk is devoted to citing earlier Papal encyclicals as precedents for "Laudato Si'".

He cites as precedents tax cuts by Kennedy-Johnson 1962-64 and Reagan 1981.

Philip Guston, Carroll Dunham and Jonathan Lasker are all rightly cited as precedents in the news release.

Historians have cited the controversial elections of 1824, 1876 and 1888 as precedents for the current disputes.

She cited Haiti and Liberia as precedents.