Sentence examples similar to precedent agreement from inspiring English sources
A candidate convention might acquire salience through precedent, explicit agreement, or its own intrinsic properties.
"Local 802 and the Variety Arts have reached a precedent-setting agreement whereby the virtual orchestra machine will not be used without the consent of the union," Mr. Lennon said.
In a decision that could give a boost to "bioprospecting" in national parks, a federal judge has upheld a precedent-setting agreement in which a biotechnology company will pay Yellowstone National Park for the right to search its geysers and hot springs for commercially valuable microbes.
The precedent-setting agreement contained a little something for everyone.
An energy chapter is also a dangerous precedent for agreements with other countries, such as Mexico.
That is refreshing because working in the corporate law world, it's very much about copying and pasting and going off precedent and agreements, even on the trial side.
Very little of Mr. Ryan's plan will get through the Senate, but it sets a disturbing precedent for future agreements.
EU legal officials have been scouring old texts and precedents – an airline agreement from 1971; a Bangladeshi aid agreement from 1993 – to see if they offer any clues.
This may set a precedent for similar agreements on the Amu Darya and the Syr Darya, although Uzbekistan remains opposed to anything of the sort.
Even if a person admits guilt, defense lawyers said they worried about the precedent of plea agreements negotiated without the kind of thorough analysis that would serve as proof of a crime.
The operation-by-operation definition of "case-by-case" is being put forward for approval at the Ministerial level, backed up by precedent in other agreements for U.S. use of UK bases for specific operations.
