Sentence examples for high precedent from inspiring English sources

The temptation is great, and our attempt is not without high precedent.

"My perception of the duty of a lower court judge is to follow higher court precedent," he said.

By pursuing his grievance to an employment tribunal, he set a high-profile precedent on the legal lecture circuit.

In contrast, the day's other 5-to-4 decision, holding that the Boy Scouts have a constitutional right to exclude gays, was a disappointing departure from a proud line of high court precedents erasing discrimination in public accommodations.

By elevating the collective interest above personal gain, Prince Ali set a high standard and precedent for other FIFA officials to aspire to.

But the award set by the Belfast court was considered high by the precedents for civil actions involving deaths under British law, according to British legal experts.

There is some precedent for high prices with Mr. Hockney.

(The high turnover has historical precedent: the city's first 12 mayors passed along the title like a relay baton: all serving a combined period of just 15 years).

The power and authority of the Senate derived from precedent, the high caliber and prestige of the senators, and the Senate's unbroken lineage, which dated back to the founding of the Republic in 509 BC.

The risk factors for CD congenital transmission are as follows:   mothers living or migrating from endemic areas,   mothers living or migrating from areas with high rate of transmission,   precedent of siblings with congenital infection,   mother with detectable parasitemias,   mothers with decreased T-cell-mediated responses to T. cruzi,   coinfection with HIV or Malaria.

mothers living or migrating from endemic areas, mothers living or migrating from areas with high rate of transmission, precedent of siblings with congenital infection, mother with detectable parasitemias, mothers with decreased T-cell-mediated responses to T. cruzi, coinfection with HIV or Malaria.