Sentence examples for both the precedent from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

Well, Coward was among those who managed both: The precedents are there for Mr. Norris, and so is the talent.

In either case, or better yet both, the best precedent for such litigation is the legal battle for the name waged by former members of Bucks Fizz.

Both decisions cited the precedent set in Citizens United.

A third difference centers on the importance of extensive base pairing in the miRNA 5' region, for which there is both experimental evidence and the precedent of the predicted interactions between known target mRNAs and their miRNAs [ 2, 23- 28].

Now that the precedent extends both ways, other nations are bound to join in the legal fray, suing the US (or one another) in grievance defaults.

Despite the interventions of news organizations, including the Times, which argued that obliging Berlinger to turn over the footage would set a dangerous precedent, both the judge, Lewis Kaplan, and an appeals court sided with Chevron.

The unease, both with the historical precedent and with the price paid in American blood in the valley, has ignited a sometimes painful debate among Americans veterans and active-duty troops.

The presence of spacer c12 shows a correlation with a 1-nt reduction in the precedent spacer (c3>c3′) in both samples (Table 4).