Sentence examples for precedent indicates from inspiring English sources

The release this month of three American hostages held by Pyongyang was an unmitigated good, but precedent indicates this could have been achieved without legitimizing Kim through a meeting or agreeing to a summit.

Additional FCC precedent indicates that divesting spectrum only in concentrated markets might not be enough to save the T-Mobile/Sprint merger.

And in any case, they argued, Supreme Court precedent indicated partisan gerrymandering wasn't up for court review.

However, he said precedent indicated that an appeals court would most likely reduce the amount and could overturn the ruling.

MNN asserts that the Second Circuit erroneously skipped the state action inquiry, conflicting with Supreme Court precedent indicating that it should be applied first.

As the D.C. Circuit's citations to precedent indicate, fact-finding at sentencing has long been under a preponderance of the evidence standard.

The numerous reports of worker deaths certainly establishes a precedent indicating more laborers will die before construction is done.

"Presidential job approval ratings are fluid, and all presidents have seen both upward and downward swings in their ratings at various points in their administrations ― a historical precedent indicating Trump's approval could drop further or recover in the weeks and months ahead," he wrote.

This is generally not considered adequate but does have precedent indicating it is valid for predicting behavioral change [9].

There is a great deal of precedent indicating that agents that hit the same target but do so with a different molecular scaffold or by a different mechanism often have substantially different clinical properties.

Literature precedents indicate Aβ deposition by 2 months of age, with gradual quantitative increase at six months55.