If no bound is associated with an action A, then it is assumed that A should be triggered right after the execution of its precedent actions (i.e., strict temporal synchronism).
These options can be combined together; e.g., it might be of use to combine option c) with a) or b), for the case where precedent actions of A take very long periods of time in performing computations and generating output.
Internet advocacy groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation have expressed alarm at the precedent the action might set.
There could be no doubt that Drucker, a taxi-driver who had been driving a Wolverine-built cab for the Sun-Lite system at the time of his accident, had a legal precedent for action.
There is little obvious sign of worry that an American attack against Iraq might set a precedent for action against China.Mr Jiang is certain to raise China's concerns about American arms sales to Taiwan, and call for an end to restrictions on the launch of American commercial satellites by China's rockets and on military-to-military contacts between the two countries.
Today's news could set a precedent for action against future executive orders, which is noteworthy because the Trump administration is looking into reviewing H1-B visa policy, while its approach to cybersecurity remains unclear after the President canceled the signing of an executive order.
The influential precedents for action were those of New Zealand and Denmark, which had made provision for old age without establishing social insurance schemes, in contrast with Germany, where the scheme was based on insurance.
We should be concerned about the precedent our actions set.
They also have to be eager to overturn decades of court precedents, an action that would require a decision from a monumentally activist judge (one of those guys I thought conservatives hated).
Are we going to go towards hope, or despair?" Nichols articulated how the events portrayed in the play set precedent for actions that are currently taking place on the national stage.
