The system is not working, and we must implement precedent-shattering changes to fix these problems before our state becomes insolvent.
Maybe the most irritating aspect of the postal plebiscite is that the government has no precedent to implement it.
Bender said he was ultimately unsure exactly how this could play out, since no law has been written to implement the constitutional language and there is no precedent for a legislator.
The Senators also warned that the CIA would be the first of the nation's intelligence agencies to implement the new email storage policy, which could set a dangerous precedent.
Erick agrees that Sterling should be gone but notes that the problem is always how a good precedent is implemented "...but as a law professor of mine once said, 'the way to handle a slippery slope is not to slip.'".
ICC Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo rushed to implement the Security Council's recommendation within four days, in turn recording yet another precedent.
Findings suggest that Canada has an opportunity to implement new and strategic policy alternatives on herring that: better reflect emergent legal precedents; accommodates gains in Indigenous influence over decision-making; and supports the self-determination goals of coastal Indigenous nations.
Obama's statement, which asks the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to implement rules banning blocking, throttling or paid prioritisation online, could prove to be an important precedent for the rest of the world.
With the release of the single, The Beatles (made up of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison) set a precedent for themselves, implementing a strict rule that all the band's music would be written by the group.
I'm not sure one is entirely better than another, but it's strange, although not without precedent, to see Google TV implemented differently.
The 11 European countries implementing the FTT will not be setting a precedent.
