Sentence examples for more recent precedents from inspiring English sources

More recent precedents, however, are more encouraging.

Alex Katz and Mr. Polke follow as more recent precedents, along with Bernard Buffet, the show's joking stab at revisionism.

More recent precedents were Chen Xitong, the former Beijing mayor who was sentenced to 16 years in prison for corruption in 1998 but was released after eight years because of ill health.

There is more recent precedent for such a broad approach.

Pushing for a punishing military victory has more recent precedent elsewhere.

The group will look to more recent precedent for their repertory, including an album Mr. Cornelius released in 2010, with the instructive title "Fierce".

South Sudan, the world's newest country, offers a more recent precedent.

But a more recent precedent is her motion, a year ago, to annul regulations to allow civil partnership ceremonies to be held in church - which had a rather frostier reception.

A more recent Cablevision precedent also comes into play, that said consumers who legally acquire copyrighted content have the right to stream and record it as they choose, whether the content itself is stored in the box in their living room or in the cloud.

"Ministerial collective responsibility" is a fine convention of our constitution, enshrined in precedent and, in more recent decades, written into the ministerial code of conduct.

If there is a precedent, it is from the more recent past when Boris Yeltsin handpicked an obscure loyalist, Vladimir Putin, to succeed him.