Sentence examples for numerous precedents from inspiring English sources
Mr. Vo's effort has numerous precedents among recent New York museum exhibitions.
The department also made available numerous precedents to show that mutual accession to a treaty does not indicate mutual recognition.
Mr. Mayerson's art has numerous precedents: 1970's Bad Painting, 1980's appropriation art (including Walter Robinson's pulp-novel covers), Jim Shaw's collection of thrift store paintings, Robert Gober's "Slides of a Changing Painting" and Raymond Pettibon's B-movie recapitulations.
Judge Nadel agreed, relying on numerous precedents in his decision to show that the state has the duty to exercise care in the "maintenance, control and supervision" of bathing areas.
As numerous precedents, the government's own "Cabinet Manual" rules and common sense dictate, it's only possible for a party leader who can command a majority in parliament to put together a government.
It also endorsed the view, supported in numerous precedents, that the establishment clause was not intended merely to prohibit Congress from aiding or preferring one religion at the expense of others but also to ensure that it does not promote all religions, or religion generally.
Since joining Earthjustice in 2000, Dillen has been the force behind numerous precedent-setting legal victories that have held polluters accountable and cleared the way for clean energy nationally.
There are numerous artistic precedents for these musical wild women.
The preamble, most likely written by King himself, referenced numerous cultural precedents of American freedom, including Bruce Catton's popular Civil War books, Woody Guthrie's "This Land is Your Land," the Gettysburg Address, Frederick Douglass's autobiography and Kennedy's own "Strategy for Peace".
Today, there are numerous other precedents helpful to the LGBT challengers.
They proceeded to answer it in such a way as to reverse "numerous Supreme Court precedents" and to topple dozens of long-standing federal and state campaign finance laws, effectively remaking popular democracy into 'corporate democracy,' writes PFAW.
