But unlike shows that build on precedent and try to add something new, "The Deep End" is a pale imitation without smart writing, imaginative casting or even a clever conceit.
He wants to build on precedents of cooperation: in 1985, 33 towns in the capital area closed their incinerators and joined the effort to make a trash-to-energy plant possible (37 more have joined since), and in 1995 several communities near Hartford pooled resources to install computers in police cars — an effort in which he, as a mayor, had participated.
As the waging of war has grown increasingly secretive and privatized, presidents have built on precedent.
Most of it is, you know, email exchanges or verbal exchanges or history that's built up, precedent, what do the students usually do, how do they usually do it, etc., etc., a lot of that is not written down.
Moneo was an excellent choice to build on Miesian precedent.
Art, like any endeavor, builds on precedents, but concentrating on the past betrays the essence of art-making.
The first national compulsory health insurance scheme, introduced in Germany under Bismarck's law in 1883, built upon precedents going back many years in the separate German states.
Mr. Schwartz's plan, which builds on precedents going back to Westway in the 1970's and the Plan for Lower Manhattan before that, sets forth two integrated goals.
She persuaded him to stop teaching and get an office where they could begin to build on the precedents established by Rogers and Foster, toward a more organic, voluptuous, formally inventive architecture.
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