These two very different precedents influenced developments in other countries.
The legal context of HIV includes the laws, regulations, policies, and legal precedents that influence the lives of PLWH.
Thirty years later, after Slimane has become a celebrated fashion designer who occasionally claims that he has no precedents or influences — who declares, "I have no nostalgia" — he allows that his sensibility owes a lot to "David Live" and to the early sight of this cool and cadaverous androgyne striking an angular pose.
Whether or not the bill becomes law, it sets a precedent that could influence laws in other states.
Congress for the first time is directly intervening in the Endangered Species List and removing an animal from it, establishing a precedent for political influence over the list that has outraged environmental groups.
A relationship was found between reading precedents and the influence of lawsuits, and it was thought that student participation-type precedent education would be useful for doctors in order to acquire ethical sensitivity.
When Obama got his first chance to nominate someone to the Supreme Court, the NRA broke with precedent to assert its influence over a branch of government putatively independent from partisan politics: the judiciary.
There is precedent for the organizational influence of scaffolding proteins and microdomains in neuronal ion channel and GPCR-mediated CREB phosphorylation.
Scalia means that other factors besides his own understanding of the intent of the framers, most especially the long-established precedents of the Court, influence his judgment on the resolution of constitutional disputes.
Through an experimental study grounded in cognitive psychology, this work examined the influence of precedents on the novelty, variety, quality, and utility of design solutions devised through an iterative design process involving groups of participants.
