Sentence examples for precedent found from inspiring English sources

But the common defence that today's generation does not bear responsibility for past grievances and should not be expected to pay not only misses the point, it has also been also challenged by a quasi-legal precedent, found in the interminable but – in this regard – fruitful wranglings at the COP meetings on climate change: the arrival of climate finance.

The key to this lease draftsmanship is to limit the individual owner's rights and duties in the lease so that such individual owner is defined as an out-of-possession landlord under the precedent found in New York State case law.

As a result of the precedent found in S. cerevisiae the two FACT subunits are also expected to interact with HMG box proteins (homologues of NHP6).

This precedent finds its place early on in "My Struggle" as an inspiration to the narrator.

Ample precedent is found for a strong rally once a war begins, Mr. Kleintop said.

Citing a supreme court precedent, Eagan found that there are no Fourth Amendment protections around so-called "metadata", the records of phone numbers dialed and received or the times and durations of phone calls.

"That applies to academics, lawyers, journalists, professors, whatever". Another possible precedent is found in the Pentagon Papers case, which has become a symbol for press freedom to publish information the government deemed classified.

In Fuller's sometimes over weening confidence about the inevitable acceptance of his Dymaxion and dome designs, an important pedagogical precedent is found, despite and sometimes because of these inventions' often spectacular and highly publicized failures.

In addition, and somewhat surprisingly, significantly less coherence (mismatch < no precedent) was found in relation to right middle TC and to right PMC.

The Participle team also searched for useful precedents, and found them in community youth projects such as the Harlem Children's Zone in the United States and the Saturday School program in the Netherlands.

While drawing on a series of Supreme Court precedents that found constitutional protection for the nonconformist views of the Jehovah's Witnesses -- who refuse to salute the American flag, for example -- the decision today was not limited to religious expression.