Sentence examples for institutional precedents from inspiring English sources

In Part 3 of this series, I will look at the distinct constitutional implications of the Supreme Court striking down DOMA, a federal statute, as opposed to Prop 8, a constitutional amendment enacted by a popular vote, and why the Court might look very differently at the institutional precedents set by striking down each of the two statutes.

Importantly, incremental institutional change occurred despite a long history of successful partisan and private sector resistance to reforming the health insurance system, as well as the absence of historical institutional precedents intervening in state health insurance policy [ 99].

Mr. Hu's abdication of the military chairmanship sets an important institutional precedent for future successions and may put his legacy in a more favorable light.

If the student is found responsible for a violation sanctions will be issued upon consideration of the specifics of the case, institutional precedent, disciplinary history, aggravating circumstances, and community impact.

If a student is found responsible for a policy violation, sanctions will be issued in consideration of the specific circumstances of the case, institutional precedent, disciplinary history, aggravating or mitigating circumstances, and community impact.

Such collaborations have no institutional precedent.

Examines precedents for institutional critique in the strategies of early twentieth-century historical avant-garde and the post-war neo-avant-garde.

Conservatives understand that things are the way they are for powerful reasons related to human nature, institutional logic, and historical precedent.

Concurrently, the number of countries has grown, and with them young legal systems, often without precedents or established institutional infrastructures.

In terms of institutional relocation, there are various precedents — moma, the Oakland Raiders, Taipei, Babylon — but the most apt involves the U.N. itself.

Wotton said he hoped the case would alert "the wider public, whether you're Indigenous or non-Indigenous" to the problem of institutional racism and set a precedent that would help other communities "in their particular struggle".