Sentence examples for one precedent from inspiring English sources
Experts on Senate procedure recalled one precedent.
There is one precedent for a former governor going on reality television.
While the members of the State Board of Elections have generally refrained from displeasing party leaders in primary battles, there is one precedent, and it may be influencing the Democrats' decision on the presidential primary.
I don't know much about Wolbachia (which served as one precedent) but I understand that it confers selective advantages on the infected host and alters sexual selection practices which certainly are not meaningless or without their own functional significance.
One precedent for this involves the integration of p53 and interferon signaling on the p21 promoter, which contains both p53 and IRF-1 response elements that act to synergistically induce p21 expression during a DNA damage response [25].
Girardi cited one precedent.
The one modern precedent suggests that counting could go on throughout this month, said L. Kinvin Wroth, dean of Vermont Law School and an expert on the selection of Electoral College members.
I suspect the problem is one of precedent.
One inexact precedent is Neverwhere, Neil Gaiman's TV series turned novel turned recent radio adaptation.
Hof points out that if one diplomatic precedent must be invoked when looking at Syria, it is not Iraq 2003, but Bosnia 1995.
