For the Ukraine, the problem is both the precedent that is being set and that a lack of response may lead Putin to expand Russian borders even further.
Justice Thomas wrote that the jury instructions were unambiguous and that the state court decision upholding them was "objectively reasonable," compelled both by precedent and "common sense".
Although 17 seats is not an extraordinary number, both historical precedent in midterm election years and a deeper examination of this year's results would argue strongly against Democrats being able to gain that many seats.
If another usurper ever takes power, he will have both the precedent of unfairness & the techniques by which it can be used--not for leniency but to destroy anyone who stands in his way.
In this respect, it seems to me that academic writing resembles administration – in both cases, precedent is viewed as dangerous; best to stick to the plan, the format, tried and trusted.
There is an echo of Father Lombardi and his defence of the curia's right to question change: for both men, precedent should be upheld to protect the future.
Whatever the future holds, nothing can change the fact that the Catrambones – initially self-financed, freelance operators – have set both a precedent and, having never lost a life, a standard.
Margaret Thatcher's death has dealt a further blow to already strained relations between Downing Street and the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, after the prime minister ditched both past precedent and a long-agreed plan to demand Wednesday's recall of parliament.
The first column (named as HRD processes) covers the criterion variable in terms of changing the HR stock (administrative/strategic), assembled as the most accountable outcome state according to both the precedent cross-case analysis and the literature discussed so far.
