Sentence examples for created a precedent from inspiring English sources

In so doing, he has created a precedent with worrying implications for press freedom.

He said the military campaign against Iraq had created a precedent of unseating undesirable leaders by military force.

The ombudsman's ruling has created a precedent throughout Whitehall that the existence of such meetings should be disclosed.

I also have to ask if 1916 created a precedent for armed republican violence in Northern Ireland during the troubles.

Its conclusion that publication would not have created a precedent, as the tribunal majority claimed, is laughable.

The decision raises questions about whether the N.F.L. has created a precedent for trying to enforce discipline handed down by colleges on players who enter the league.

It's about creating a precedent.

A recent court decision, however, creates a precedent to change that.

Exceptional pop creates a precedent precisely by abrogating the presumptive rules.

If I might agree to their conviction without creating a precedent, I cheerfully would do so.

MPs have said this creates a precedent for the Bevin Boys to receive a similar honour.