To be sure, there is not just precedent but reasons for this government behavior.
Despite this virtual guarantee of authorial control, she set terms that had just two precedents in the magazine's annals: the poet Philip Larkin insisted that his interview be conducted by mail and Vladimir Nabokov handed a pre-written text to his hapless interviewer in a hotel lobby.
It is not just the precedents set during the Obama era that will reverberate into the future, but also the lethal operations themselves.
How to Make Enemies and Not Influence People It is not just the precedents set during the Obama era that will reverberate into the future, but also the lethal operations themselves.
And, besides, there was just no precedent for it.
It's just the precedent I'm worried about, especially now, when Washington politicians are eager to get rid of any evidence of their wasteful ways.
None of this would be a problem, of course, if fund managers were not relying so heavily on just that — precedent — to make their decisions.
There was just a precedent-setting legal case in Massachusetts where some fishing boats blocked a coal barge and it was an act of civil disobedience on the water.
I felt strongly that Koreans are not aware of just how many precedents for good government exist in Korea's past and how much we can learn about good governance by studying past precedents from the sixteenth or seventeen centuries.
The allocation of top jobs according to community in Iraq may set a precedent just like Lebanon's unwritten Pact.
