Sentence examples for precedent changes from inspiring English sources

Bank analysts will want to see the fine print of any admissions by Standard Chartered and the legal arguments used by Mr Lawsky, to see if the precedent changes the balance of power in other negotiations over sanctions and money laundering violations.

It is worth noting, however, that there is precedent for changes in AC6 content in IMCD – Hoffert and colleagues have reported a 5-fold decrease in AC6 protein abundance in inner medulla from Brattleboro rats given dDAVP as compared to saline alone [ 11].

A recent court decision, however, creates a precedent to change that.

(The Supreme Court, realizing that the results it deemed fair could not be reached under precedent, effectively changed the law with a 5-4 decissuedissued on June 29th).

If the court rules the same way on five similar petitions, it would then establish the precedent to change the law and allow general recreational use.

The recent takeover by Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena of Banca Agricola Mantovana has created a precedent for change among its fellow co-operatives.But it is likely to be through benign dictatorship rather than shareholder democracy that the decisions are made.

The system is not working, and we must implement precedent-shattering changes to fix these problems before our state becomes insolvent.

"While we could not agree to including precedent-setting changes to bankruptcy law in this omnibus spending bill, I understand that many members on both sides of the aisle remain committed to addressing the challenges facing the territory," Ryan said in a statement earlier this week.

He determined which rabbinic opinions were authoritative, at the same time carefully preserving minority opinions in case laws should be changed in the future and a precedent for these changes be required.

-- when precedents were changed on the fly during stalled debates.

But under the nuclear option, or the constitutional option, the party in charge can use procedural maneuvers to set new precedents, then change the rules with a simple majority of 51.