Sentence examples for beyond precedents from inspiring English sources
It walks, it talks, it moves on its belly like a reptile, and it takes him beyond precedents like Mr. Ruscha, William Eggleston, Jack Pierson and Raymond Pettibon, into new territory.
The decision is a setback for the governor, a Republican who, in 1998, stretched his veto authority beyond precedent.
Britain was forced to come up with a financial package benevolent beyond precedent, leading to accusations here of its practicing "predatory financing".
It has been reckless beyond imagining, it has been reckless beyond precedent".
The state of mind in America which lies behind this willingness to try unorthodox experiments arises out of an economic situation desperate beyond precedent".
Those early leaders' treasonable behaviour, their promotion of slavery, their genocide against native Americans, and their later imperial adventures in Mexico, in the Philippines, Cuba, China and beyond set appalling precedents.
It's we who would be stuck if we didn't look beyond such precedents and failed to reckon with the contemporary climate in which these new works have surfaced.
Mr. Presser argued that Philadelphia had gone beyond this precedent in controlling prime gathering places beyond the convention to "prevent all demonstrations".
created criminality and destruction of life and nature that is beyond any precedent".
Beyond that precedent, Mrs. Heinz Kerry's personal fortune has already come into political play.
The resistance to the budget went beyond all precedent but – in an Australian constitution that predated Britain's Parliament Act by 11 years – the upper house was free to meddle in money bills.
