Sentence examples for different precedents from inspiring English sources

These two very different precedents influenced developments in other countries.

It's a very motley crew: while several of these bands ply ho-hey-heavy folk rock, there are very different precedents in the Vaccines' guitar pop and Jeff the Brotherhood's slacker grunge.

(In a weird way, this recalls one of the tangents of the Supreme Court arguments last week: that while the federal government has the clear right to tax us to provide health care for all, and the individual mandate, with its penalty for non-compliance, acts like a tax, the President not wanting to call it a tax somehow makes it not a tax, and therefore covered by different precedents.

The study shows that the two ostensibly different precedents share obscurely many commonalities, which are greater than what their initial appearances suggest.

Critics of the A.L.P. point to a different precedent.

But it is a different precedent that has sent the British press into overdrive.

While greater numbers of employers in the postwar era offered family-supporting wages and health insurance, the rapidly expanding temp agencies established a different precedent by explicitly refusing to do so.

There are different Apple precedents to consider.

"What you do," she said, "is always different from your precedents".

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reinstated Mr. Malesko's suit by emphasizing a different set of precedents, those that permitted suits against companies performing state government functions.

It is proverbial of bubbles that their imminent end is marked by contagious confidence that they are immortal: this upward spiral being metaphysically different from its precedents in tulips, the South Seas, and bundled mortgages, not to speak of the ineffable Signor Ponzi.