Sentence examples for harmful precedent from inspiring English sources
Obama set a harmful precedent of doing just that, carrying out strikes on a kind of global battlefield, spanning Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, and perhaps places unknown to us.
The association argues that should a court require Airbnb to comply with the NYAG's demands, it would set a "dangerous and harmful precedent" whereby local governments could request large swaths of information about users without showing any proof of wrongdoing.
The outcome of this case will affect mobile advertising but, more importantly, could set a harmful precedent for how antitrust laws are applied to the fast-moving information technology sector, which has been the engine of growth and productivity for the U.S. economy for the past 15 years.
The American Civil Liberties Union also condemned Tennessee's measure for potentially setting a harmful precedent.
"This is tantamount to forcing the industry to subsidize Nasdaq's missteps and would establish a harmful precedent that could have far-reaching implications for the markets, investors and the public interest," NYSE Euronext said in a statement.
This upholds a harmful precedent, one that is especially detrimental to women who must consistently prove their value and push against narrow definitions of that value in any industry.
Administration officials said on Friday that they were attending the meeting only to prevent measures from being adopted that might saddle the United States with indirect costs or create harmful precedents.
But he cautioned that the precedent could be harmful.
Some said the police had considered publicly available materials that the scholars had gathered or used in their academic work to be "harmful to national security" -- a worrisome precedent in the academic world.
Allowing the regular administration of potentially harmful medicines to go virtually unchecked sets a dangerous precedent, irrespective of the assumed clinical benefit.
Supreme Court precedents, which the Ninth Circuit followed, required treating the error as harmful — until the Court created the extreme rule in this case.
