Sentence examples for precedent for both from inspiring English sources

The best precedent for both parties would be the Yankees' recent experience.

The next location is still a secret, of course, but the first two have been LA and Big Sur in that order, so there's precedent for both a big city or a small town scenic spot.

Forming a union is one of the only ways that workers in these jobs have been able to have a voice and a pathway out of poverty.... Limiting the ability of a state to collaborate directly with home care workers on common sense solutions to meet their own growing workforce needs sets a terrible precedent for both workers and consumers--and this holds true for both public and private sector.

A precedent for both ligand-dependent and ligand-independent functions exists for vertebrate steroid NRs [ 60].

Precedents for both of these can be found in the writings of some 19th-century reformers, but they have little basis in earlier Indian thought.

The Cole and Church paintings (elegant sunset scenes of ruins in a landscape) nonetheless establish a useful art historical context for the exhibition through their deference to European precedents for both landscape painting techniques as well as subject matter.

Precedents for both mechanisms of regulation exist for other genes.

Nevertheless, there are precedents for both in the molecular biology of retroviruses and other RNA viruses.

Furthermore, there are precedents for both publishing unpublished studies and republishing distorted studies.

This is where "Suspicion" shines as especially deft and adroit, and loyal also to Hitchcock precedent for keeping both characters and spectators guessing in different ways.

This explanation is not without precedent: for example, both S842A and S842D mutants of GluR4 traffic to synapses in the presence of high magnesium concentrations that prevent synaptic delivery of wildtype GluR4 (Esteban et al, 2003).