He did not mention the Rhodesian (formerly Federal) office in Lourenço Marques, which Wood comments could be considered "precedent for Portugal".
The decision goes on to say that, considering "precedents in copyright law," a 90 day transitional period would be allowed so people would have time to unlock their phones before the exemption kicked in.
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Review boards are not required to consider precedent decisions, meaning there are no easy answers for people attempting to navigate the VA — the whole thing is somewhat of a crapshoot.
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Earlier "nonpoetic" texts do, of course, exist, but for a number of reasons they are best considered as precedents to the tradition that was to develop.
The two Supreme Court decisions affecting management of the Yosemite Grant are considered important precedents in land management law.
He also found a wide range of administrative problems, including some that he considered "without precedent in my military career".
The court ordered that about 20 miles be rerouted, in a ruling considered a precedent for the entire barrier, which is to stretch more than 400 miles.
