Sentence examples for growing precedents from inspiring English sources

But this situation is now beginning to change, thanks to growing precedents in European courts that say many restrictions on commercial travel are unlawful because they were imposed well after the 1973 Additional Protocol for a customs union between Turkey and what was then known as the European Communities.

Moreover, the international ocean is vertically subdivided into two realms, namely the water column, having the status of res nullius, and the deep seabed, claimed as patrimony of mankind; hence the increasing difficulty in operating the protection of the ocean ecosystem and the efficient use of its resources while the human pressure on the ocean is growing without precedent.

He wistfully recalls the "last summer of the folk club, when you could still find extraordinary talent, talent apparently without precedent, growing wild by the road side".

Perhaps so, but the weight of precedent is growing.

I was too young and uninformed when I first read the comic to cite that particular precedent, but, growing up in working-class south Kansas City, Missouri, I couldn't miss the racial subtext.

As Larry split from GMHC and ACT UP exploded into a grassroots movement for health care access and accommodation that remains -- in ambition, breadth and Nobel Prize level of achievement -- without historical precedent, there was growing discussion about the rationale for this organization.

Hustler v. Falwell's scope continues to grow and the precedent helps not only to clarify important First Amendment principles, but to protect them as well.

Nielson has seen it done before in countless cases and isn't confident this ruling creates a strong enough evidence test or precedent to stop the growing trend.   .

Once the Italian judge's decision established a precedent, identical ones followed suit as a growing number of families sought to continue or access the same procedure for their children.

If they do follow precedent in this way, it may evidence growing acceptance of a principle or concept of international law.

An influential presence on social media, a growing force in art and culture, Indigenous peoples are leveraging Supreme Court precedents and trying to rebuild their economies and nations.