Sentence examples for case precedence from inspiring English sources
Faulkner, he said, could have attempted to have her order enforced in Lebanon – in such a case, precedence would be given to which court order was issued first, or based on the nationality of the children, who have Australian passports.
Although collusion under Baseball's collective bargaining agreement is not identical to collusion under U.S. antitrust laws, the language and case precedence track similarly.
Republicans claimed that Taylor's suit, by virtue of having been filed two hours before Beckham's, gave the case precedence in Louisville.
Usually, when there are parallel cases brought by criminal prosecutors and the S.E.C., the criminal case takes precedence.
Crown court cases take precedence, and magistrates quite often find probation reports not being prepared on time, says one JP, who does not sit at Luton.
In some cases, the precedence of customary arrangements protected mobility by restricting the ability of CR officials to alter existing land use agreements; however, since land use planning and allocation for cultivation take place at the CR level, its diminished role in regulating corridors could also indirectly promote agricultural encroachment.
We need more cases of precedence.
And if that's the case, which takes precedence?
Section 35 authorizes an appeal by either party to the supreme court, where also such a case shall have precedence.
Finally, the special cases when the precedence graph is an intree or a family of chains are then also shown to be solved by efficient polynomial algorithms.
