Sentence examples for extend this precedent from inspiring English sources

Having done this once, it is all but inevitable that either this Senate or a future Senate will eventually extend this precedent and eliminate the filibuster for everything else, as well.

Our findings extend this precedent by studying a permanent group (rather than paired quiz) learning setting, and indicate that all students, high-achieving or not, are peer learners within their groups and receive performance benefits by participating in group discussion.

We believe extending this precedent to EDCs is supported by the science".

"And I hope that we could extend that precedent" into the future, he added.

The lawyer said the tribes had considered appealing to the Supreme Court but worried they would lose and extend the precedent to the rest of the country.

Extending the precedents set by Show Boat (1927) and Porgy and Bess (1935), Hair opened the Broadway musical to racial integration; fully one-third of the cast was African American.

"One would have thought nothing," Justice O'Connor said, unless the court was willing to extend precedents concerning anonymous tips.

"It will be more subtle and nuanced, hard to trace," Mr. Greve said, predicting that the court will sidestep occasions to apply and extend the recent precedents.

At that time, Kennedy was endorsed by conservatives, yet on 4 of the most controversial social issues of our day--abortion, school prayer, flag-burning, and gay rights--Kennedy has disappointed his conservative supporters by casting crucial votes to extend the liberal precedents he was appointed to overrule.

Likewise, there was little opposition in America when in 1917, four years after the federal government gained the constitutional right to levy an income tax, American taxpayers were allowed to deduct charitable donations from their taxable income (again, extending precedent established in the 19th century).

In dissent, Justice Antonin Scalia -- joined by Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas -- assailed the court's reasoning and said that extending the 2012 precedent to juvenile sentences that predated it "is just a devious way of eliminating life without parole for juvenile offenders" once and for all.