Sentence examples for notable precedent from inspiring English sources

And the most notable precedent is Hollywood itself, which, Neal Gabler memorably wrote, was built by Jewish entrepreneurs as "An Empire of Their Own".

What it all means I do not know, but I can think of no notable precedent for this kind of investigation in recent art.

Her finding that amateurism rules violate antitrust law sets a notable precedent ahead of another lawsuit brought by attorney Jeffrey Kessler, which takes on the five largest conferences as well and directly attacks the entirety of their economic model.

The most notable precedent for the Syria crisis was Mr. Clinton's 1999 bombing of Kosovo, but that was undertaken as part of NATO and in response to a time-urgent problem: stopping a massacre of civilians.

The "Rhinelander Case" is a notable precedent for the fictional Kendry-Bellew relationship.

"I can only hope that DA Warren Montgomery will right the unforgivable wrongs in this case not only for McKinley, but also for the family of the victim, the individuals that have been needlessly harassed and or jailed by the very officials who are supposed to protect and serve them, and finally, as a notable precedent for national justice reform," Christina said.

There are notable precedents for such action.

Cherán's residents say they were inspired to push for autonomy by some notable precedents.

Some of the more notable precedents include: The first comprehensive US government effort to limit the influence of wealthy individuals and special interest groups.

As we know, research into this subject has notable precedents, from the seminal work by Manuel Castells, The City and the Grassroots.

The notable precedents here are the MMV Malaria Box (www.ebi.ac.uk/chemblntd) (upcoming), MMV Pathogen Box (http://www.mmv.org/research-development/project-portfolio/pathogen-box) and the NIH Clinical Collection (http://www.nihclinicalcollection.com/).