Sentence examples for consider the precedent from inspiring English sources
Consider the precedent of cellular phones.
This doesn't mean that Congress should rubber-stamp Obama, merely that its members might pause and consider the precedent that they are setting, regardless of the wisdom of a cruise-missile attack on Syrian installations.
But consider the precedent: the N.F.L.'s draft may be the only football-related thing more boring than the combine, and yet football-starved fans can't seem to resist it.
So later courts whose case-facts fall within the scope of the ratio must consider the precedent, but do so in order to consider whether the differences in facts between the later and the precedent cases justify deciding the cases differently.
For this reason, it is important to consider the precedent of the German Christian movement.
There's really no dress code for such occasions, so consider the precedent set with lacy black pantyhose and heels.
As American policymakers decide what should be done about net neutrality, they would do well to consider the precedents set by Europe's new framework.
We have no motivation to consider the precedents and nuances of political change; we look for the showy and the flashy, the easily digestible fact and the quick-fix explanation, despite the fact that none of these things might be true or helpful in the long run.
The court considered the precedent of Sony's Betamax video-recording technology, which had faced a lawsuit brought by Disney and Universal in 1984 calling for a ban on the system because it would allow infringement of their copyrighted material.
"It has to be, 'I'm ready to carry the company and then I'm ready to carry the company to places it's never been.' That's hard to do considering the precedent that's already been set".
It is understood to have considered the precedent set by the Manchester United defender Chris Smalling, who was not charged when he was pictured in newspapers dressed as a suicide bomber because the pictures were taken at a private party.
