Sentence examples for given precedent from inspiring English sources

The magazine Commentary was more restrained, but worried, "That such a fringe and wacky idea gains any voice in Arabic media or on Islamist Web sites should be cause for concern, given precedent".

He has promised a trial should he not get satisfaction; though if the matter does reach court, his chances of prevailing in a potential Haden-Guest v. Public Storage may be slim, given precedent.

He believes that today's law has given precedent for the SCOTUS to apply different degrees of scrutiny selectively to determine the constitutionality of other laws, thereby allowing the courts to write law from the bench regardless of whether their logic is consistent with the Constitution.

For instances in which DMRs overlapped both a promoter and gene body, the promoter annotation was given precedent.

Students were educated through arguments and debates – they would be given precedents and writs each day, discuss them at the dinner table and then argue a moot based on those precedents and their discussions.

In painting Moore gave precedent to message over medium.

The current reconciliation talks in Cairo are very likely to give precedent to political and partisan consideration for any upcoming government.

Furthermore, Trump's order gives precedent to Christian Syrians who apply for refugee status in a provision that gives preferential treatment to minority groups seeking asylum "on the basis of religious-based persecution".

In fact, the activist governing philosophy of national power that Hamilton espoused and Madison opposed gave precedent to modern liberal ideas about an energetic federal role in achieving social ends.

In fact, rnr1-3 accumulates only 6% of the WT level of 5S rRNA, giving precedent for reduced RNA accumulation in this mutant.

In fact, not only does such evolution of the meaning of political terms and philosophies have precedent: given enough time, it is inevitable.