Her precedents include Matisse, Miró, Stuart Davis and Alexander Calder, but she explores her chosen terrain with a rigor that is very much her own.
Yet Kasischke remains aware that she works in familiar traditions: her scenes play knowingly with the expectations (the helpless professor seduced by a student, the super-secret women-only ritual) that her precedents raise, from "Buffy" to Euripides' "Bacchae".
Her precedents were as varied as Catherine of Siena and Margery Kempe, both medieval religious women, and her sanctity, like theirs, lay at least as much in the courage and strength of her life as in the vigor of her vision, and in her refusal to compromise with her times.
"David and I are thrilled to endow her position so her precedent-setting work can continue".
We hope that her legal precedent will not only compel other women in her position to seek judicial redress but also help ensure that they receive it.
"We were sure she was going to follow her own precedent".
Her artistic precedents include John Altoon, Nikki de Saint-Phalle, Mary Frank and possibly the early work of Claes Oldenburg and Georg Baselitz.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif). said Barrett's religious beliefs and her writings on court precedent made her a reliable vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Sanders signed off by vowing to go on the road in support of Clinton's presidential bid and praised her for breaking precedent as a first lady, helping to lead the fight for universal healthcare, while describing her as "a fierce advocate for the rights of our children".
Palin should follow her own reformer precedent and put the borrowed underpinnings on eBay.
She was bound by her court's precedent and--together with the other judges on the panel--applied it.
