There was precedent from former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's era to deploy the Army.
In its new brief for the judge, the Justice Department "regrets omitting" the Beaumont precedent from an earlier brief.
But the government has also claimed new powers by executive fiat, citing precedent from tangentially related cases.
He nimbly quoted precedent from other New York cases that recognized Vermont civil unions, for limited purposes.
There is powerful precedent, from Buddy Bolden onward, for the earnest or brazen prodigy who blazes onto the scene.
When Valentine addressed his players before the game, he could cite no precedent from earlier speeches this season.
Other states like North Carolina, following a precedent from other conservative-majority states, enforced a 72-hour waiting period on abortions.
It's recognition and greater understanding in the courts that precedent from before technology shouldn't necessarily dictate the current reality," she said.
This bill sets a precedent from which, even with reviews and a sunset clause, I believe it will be hard to row back.
It's tricky to predict the marketplace, but there might be a precedent from the days when the windmill dominated the skyline.
They also dusted off a precedent from 1950 to suggest that granting habeas corpus rights to a small number of Bagram detainees would somehow "hamper the war effort, and bring aid and comfort to the enemy".
