Sentence examples for main precedents from inspiring English sources
Whatever happens, contract lawyers say, the Pentagon would probably rather not mention one fact -- that one of the main precedents for transferring military systems under the Economy Act occurred in the Iran-contra affair in 1986.
The nude Venuses of the Italian painters, such as Giorgione's Sleeping Venus (c. 1510) and Titian's Venus of Urbino (1538), were the main precedents.
The main precedent is Jean-Luc Godard's series "Histoire(s) du Cinéma," which proved similarly liberating for Godard.
Those looking at the associative status route say the main precedent is the vote by Greenland, legally part of the EU member state Denmark, to leave the then European Economic Community EECC) in 1984 – in a dispute over fisheries policy – but to retain some EU ties and privileges.
The new venture comes just as the main precedent for Zimbabwe's deal - Kenya's power-sharing administration - is in danger of falling apart.
In other words, as long as the courts continue to look at the 1962 Supreme Court judgment as the main precedent, overwhelming weight will continue to be put on the concept of parturition in terms of establishing the legal identity of the mother.
The main Supreme Court precedent in the area, United States v. Knotts, is almost 30 years old.
The main Supreme Court precedent on the topic, which is more than four decades old, involved grand jury investigations rather than trials, and it is considered by many legal scholars to be ambiguous.
"The main significance is the precedent it sets," Pugh said of the Ross Sea marine park, which was agreed by 24 nations and the EU in October.
It was essentially a thesis from Orlowski, based on the bald assertion that "it isn't clear if weblogs will be removed from the main search results, but precedent suggests they will be".
Mr. Biden served for 36 years as a senator from Delaware, making him intimately familiar with the chamber, its rules and precedents, and the main combatants on the floor.
