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Amnesty expressed concern that the ambiguity of such legal contracts - known as host country agreements - create dangerous precedents.

"I think the military itself, the Defense Department, would be the main one pushing back and trying not to create dangerous precedents for how the military is used internally," he said.

"I think the military itself, the Defense Department, would be the main one pushing back and trying not to create dangerous precedents for how the military is used internally".

And a pre-emptive strike like this creates dangerous precedents.

The signatories warn it could create a "dangerous precedent at a volatile political moment" and make it harder for Google to deny similar concessions to other countries.

He warned that it threatened to create a dangerous precedent.

Allowing enrichment would leave Iran's nuclear capability intact and create a dangerous precedent for other aspirant nuclear weapons states.

If allowed to proceed, it would create a dangerous precedent for both federalism and separation of powers.

But in a blistering dissent, one justice accused the majority of having "butchered" the law to create a "dangerous precedent" that altered the rights of waterfront-property owners.

The idea, at its core, was that absolute monarchs should stick together against the region's revolutionary upheaval: real democratization in Morocco could create a dangerous precedent.

"If the referendum does take place, we would create a dangerous precedent on a small island where tolerance is of the essence," said Perici Calascione.