Sentence examples for precedent again from inspiring English sources

He set legal precedent again in 1975 with a landmark decision permitting a group home in a residential community.

Having already bowed to Morrissey's demand that his autobiography be on an imprint usually reserved for the likes of Homer, Virgil and Henry James, Penguin Classics is set to break precedent again by releasing of a hardback version of the Smiths singer's memoirs seven weeks after the paperback was published.

But precedent again sends its warning.

Yet it is worth considering the precedents again.

This is the alchemy by which racial category takes precedent, yet again, over supposed citizenship.

If she is confirmed as the next federal judge in Connecticut, she will set precedent once again.

Working with a lawyer named Antonio Rossmann, Mono Lake's environmental defenders established a crucial legal precedent (law again) that Mono Lake's waters could not be sent southward willy-nilly because keeping the lake healthy involved a public trust.

I know she will have written something fascinating – something that combines orchestral music with voices speaking, singing, whispering, shouting and even screaming; and something that negotiates the difficulties of the subject and of precedent (Britten, again, and his War Requiem).

But McKim painstakingly examined historical precedents, returning again and again to plates of classical buildings.

Precedent also exists, again exemplified by Royal Mail, to allow the relevant union to stage a very short non-disruptive strike of 15 minutes in order to keep the mandate live.

We are on the precipice of a historical moment for entrepreneurs, and for America to set the precedent for innovation again.