Sentence examples for precedent considered from inspiring English sources

Some have mentioned the intervention in Kosovo as a precedent, considered by many to have been "illegal, but legitimate".

In discussions in court this year, at least one prosecutor expressed concern that Judge Patterson could set a bad precedent, considering a defendant's "sympathy to a national cause" in sentencing.

It's a fitting precedent, considering that SoundCloud has been described as "YouTube for audio".

Journalists shouldn't be shocked by Trump's willingness to break with precedent, considering he did so throughout the 2016 campaign, from blacklisting news organizations to routinely attacking the press to threatening lawsuits against media outlets.

Its impact on medical sciences is without precedent, considering the powerful diagnostics at our disposal, our present-day insights into pathological states and the medical treatments built on such insights.

However, there is a precedent for considering the Office of Management and Budget and the Office of Labor Relations as separate from the mayoralty.

But from a league perspective there is also the precedent to consider which a Burgess return would create.

As the centennial of this historic show is observed in coming months, it will offer another model and precedent to consider.

And though amendments to the Civil Rights Act preclude discrimination based on pregnancy, a 1995 ruling established a precedent for considering absence in the tenure decision.

But the kind that you extol in The Economist Review of books on the Supreme Court (September 6th) is skewed by your lofty superiority towards Justice Antonin Scalia, and your worshipful tone towards Ronald Dworkin.You say that Justice Scalia's position is incoherent because he does not say "when exactly" he feels bound to uphold precedent he considers to be wrong.

There is also precedent to consider.