Sentence examples for continued the precedent from inspiring English sources
"Give Me Love" continued the precedent set by Harrison in his 1970 single "My Sweet Lord", where he blended the Hindu bhajan with Western gospel tradition, and the song repeats another Harrison hit formula by using a three-syllable lyrical hook as its title, like "My Sweet Lord", "What Is Life" and "Bangla Desh".
But since so many of Mr. Obama's nominees have been held up anyway, the president may simply continue the precedent he established Wednesday, and use the break in February to appoint another batch of people, administration officials said.
Continuing the precedent set at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition (1876) of creating a vast gardened layout containing numerous separate buildings rather than a single great hall, the World's Columbian Exposition was planned to spread over 686 acres (278 hectares) along the city's south lakefront area; part of this location is now Jackson Park in Chicago.
The presented work continues the precedent set in(Locke and Paschalidis 2012) by using LBM in Monte Carlo simulation for analysis of CBRN events.
"We are calling on politicians and the news media to continue the precedent set by the Library of Congress," Hernandez said.
The new record will apparently continue the musical precedent set by Congratulations, which was more or less a commercial flop.
The statement continued: "A precedent may have been set but it remains to be seen whether dead ball will be called on each occasion that this happens for the remainder of the match.
The future of the Supreme Court was likely decided for generations to come, and I believe it will continue to support the precedent of Roe v. Wade and ultimately decide that the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional.
The best way to honor Chanin's precedent is to continue the abstraction process.
Brezhnev and his successors continued Khrushchev's precedent of buying grain from the West rather than suffer shortfalls and starvation.
Hustler v. Falwell's scope continues to grow and the precedent helps not only to clarify important First Amendment principles, but to protect them as well.
