By The New Yorker October 24, 2014 President Obama "has achieved a level of diversity in the federal courts that is very much unprecedented in the history of United States courts," says the New Yorker staff writer Jeffrey Toobin, who wrote about Obama's judicial legacy in the current issue of the magazine.
President Obama "has achieved a level of diversity in the federal courts that is very much unprecedented in the history of United States courts," says the New Yorker staff writer Jeffrey Toobin, who wrote about Obama's judicial legacy in the current issue of the magazine.
That was very, very unprecedented, in the midst of the political atmosphere at that time.
"The situation is very difficult, fragile, unprecedented," said Letta on Wednesday.
With up to 30 inches expected in New York City and "isolated totals of three feet" in the Boston area, this kind of snowstorm is very, very rare—"unprecedented," according to the National Weather Service.
"The pressure that bond markets will be experiencing is very difficult if not unprecedented," Mr. Draghi said.
Baroness Stern; Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights "To describe, as the chief inspector did, that the way in which a prisoner is held amounts to cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment is very unusual if not unprecedented".
It was, probably, unprecedented – and is very likely the origin of the English terrace.
"This is unprecedented and is very dangerous," he said.
It is very unusual, but by no means unprecedented for the Fed to act between meetings.
