Sentence examples for precedent for how from inspiring English sources

If lawmakers don't, there will be no precedent for how the markets will react.

"It set the precedent for how other people were going to perceive it".

They also set a precedent for how future trade deals will be negotiated.

But this concept of virtualization was so new that there was no precedent for how users would interact with such a system.

Critics say the ban sets a worrying precedent for how the Societies Ordinance will be invoked in future.

But another precedent for how people might react is the aftermath of the sexual abuse scandals that rocked the Roman Catholic Church in the last decade.

"Setting the legal precedent for how this material is going to be used is much more important than six days of community service," Mr. Harris said.

Now the future of these mines is at the crux of a dispute that could set a precedent for how they are handled.

By now, though, there's a well-settled precedent for how any president is to act in such cases, making that authority more nominal than significant.

The money came from performances, and so there was no tradition or legal precedent for how royalties from songwriting alone would be made.

Very few bone researchers have used RNA sequencing, says Kelly, which means there isn't much precedent for how to explain the results.