Sentence examples for form precedent from inspiring English sources
Decisions of the new regulator could form precedent.
UBS is right that these arbitrations do not form precedent, but I think UBS is wrong about the specifics".
This arbitration was decided on the specific facts and circumstances of this individual case and does not form precedent," Bloomberg reported.
If the same precise "conjunction of circumstances" should happen a second time; the revolution of one thousand six hundred and eighty eight would form a precedent: but were only one or two of the circumstances, forming that conjunction, to happen again; "the precedent would fail us". The three circumstances, which formed that conjunction, were these: 1.
It remains to be seen if the partial exception made for Rhodesia would form a precedent even for Nigeria.
But if Congress authorizes force and the force is used as authorized it may form a precedent of coming to Congress.
Bucking any form of precedent, GOP stalwarts have called on such a decision to be made after the presidential election despite concern from the likes of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
The issues discussed above in relation to study design, power and analytic strategies to detect gene-gene and gene-environment interactions are relevant to these large multi-center population studies, as these studies will form the precedent for future investigations.
Instead, he wrote the opinion in Johnson v. Eisentrager, the case that formed the precedent for the extension of habeas rights to the detainees at Guantánamo Bay.
Some of his most important legal triumphs came in the form of precedent-setting Supreme Court rulings that changed the way the criminal justice system can treat the young.
