With the release of the single, The Beatles (made up of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison) set a precedent for themselves, implementing a strict rule that all the band's music would be written by the group.
Dr John O'Donoghue, a consultant physician at Lewisham hospital, said the plans would set "a disturbing precedent" for the rest of England if implemented.
There is precedent for the independent transition service model as this has been implemented in early intervention in psychosis, albeit with mixed success [ 25, 26].
Bender said he was ultimately unsure exactly how this could play out, since no law has been written to implement the constitutional language and there is no precedent for a legislator.
A precedent for this approach to research into clinical education, in the form of an investigation into another aspect of implementing e-learning, is found in Dornan, Hadfield, Brown, Boshuizen and Scherpbier [ 9].
Obama's statement, which asks the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to implement rules banning blocking, throttling or paid prioritisation online, could prove to be an important precedent for the rest of the world.
Although the legacy of the Soviet health system did not set a precedent for a nurse who is capable of decision-making and who works in partnership with the physician, Family Health Nurses were successfully implementing new practices.
This process involved: (1) seeking a precedent for the role of nurse bronchoscopist, (2) designing an appropriate teaching programme, (3) obtaining hospital accreditation for the programme, (4) supervising and completing the training, and (5) implementing a nurse-led bronchoscopy service.
There is precedent for this.
There was precedent for this.
