Sentence examples for no precedent that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Durbin said "there is no precedent" that would prevent the presiding officer from taking such action.

Kosovo's leaders insist on independence; Vojislav Kostunica, the Serbian prime minister, said that there was no precedent that could be used as an argument for depriving Serbia of 15% of its territory.Tensions rose between Georgia and Russia, as Georgia sent troops into a remote gorge in Abkhazia, a rebel-held region of the country.

The close platonic friendship between Alex and Ben has no precedent that I can think of in recent fiction, despite the prevalence of such relationships in the world around me.

According to Emily Witt in the Guardian: "The close platonic friendship between Alex and Ben has no precedent that I can think of in recent fiction, despite the prevalence of such relationships in the world around me".

And there's been no precedent that I'm aware of in the past 50 years of prosecuting a publisher for espionage.

On the possibility of facing prosecution in the U.S. for leaking sensitive diplomatic cables and military documents, he argues: "There's been no precedent that I'm aware of in the past 50 years of prosecuting a publisher for espionage.

There is no legal precedent that establishes the president's authority to abolish, shrink or otherwise weaken national monuments.

And there is no legal precedent that establishes the president's authority to abolish, shrink or otherwise weaken national monuments.

But Republicans, with the exception of the 2008 election, have always been more enthusiastic about presidential elections, so there's no historical precedent that suggests any meaningful correlation between voter enthusiasm and the party that wins.

In the time since Lisman's earlier speculation about subunit exchange, there has been no experimental precedent that has pointed to such a mechanism being operative for CaMKII.

If there is no perfect historical precedent that shows the way out of the current crisis, one thing is shown time and time again: without a political union that allows for fiscal redistribution and a degree of economic convergence, currency unions tend to fail.