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

All that creates a precedent for future presidents: shoot first, ask permission later, if at all.

"This creates a precedent for a number of serious issues, such as the illegality of the suspension of a contract due to illness, and the possibility to be granted moral damage," Fifpro's legal counsel Alexandra Gómez said in a statement.

Still, the decree brings Colombia into the international legal vanguard on trans rights, alongside countries like Malta, Denmark, and, most recently, Ireland; crucially, it creates a precedent for further state recognition, and can thus help ensure that trans citizens gain access to social and medical services.

This geometrical pressure for tiny vacua creates a precedent for the cosmic void (which surrounds the material cosmos) and the intermediate empty spaces that provide a promising explanation of how motion is possible.

He said in his resignation letter that "to create a precedent for unilateral military action" was wrong.

It could also, America hoped, create a precedent for similar overseas processing of Iran's uranium in future.

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

In practice I believe it is against Britain's interests to create a precedent for unilateral military action.

"This can create a precedent for the next parties in power after 2014 that it's O.K. if ministers and presidents continue to work as party leaders.

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.