Sentence examples for precedent comes from inspiring English sources

One recent possible precedent comes from, of all places, Kazakhstan.

The key precedent comes from 1977, in a case called Abood v. Detroit Board of Education.

For those who seek to reduce the risks associated with climate change, it is ironic but true that the best precedent comes from a conservative icon.

The only precedent comes from 37 years ago, when in qualifying for the 1972 European Championships in Belgium, Alf Ramsey's team recorded opening victories over Malta (twice), Greece and Switzerland.

A precedent comes from Huntsman son-in-law Richard Durham, 38, who owned a one-third stake (his father-in-law, the rest) in the Huntsman packaging operation, which made polyethylene and PVC film.

"The decree became stronger when the new precedent came out".

A troubling precedent came last year with the killing of a Chechen political figure.

She remembered something about Quincy Jones and Sharon Stone forgetting the envelope for Best Original Score, in 1996, but no other precedent came to mind.

A recent precedent came when Uefa fined the Football Association of Wales £3,960 for the pitch invasion that followed Gareth Bale's late winner against Andorra on 9 September.

One relevant precedent came from the 1992 case Planned Parenthood v. Casey, in which SCOTUS said it wouldn't be fair to overturn Roe, in part because an "entire generation" of women had come to rely on the idea of abortion being legal and had subsequently planned lives and careers around that fact.

At the same time, less obvious precedents come to mind.