The previous existence of another Times Square marquee, over the former Criterion Theater at 44th Street, provided the necessary precedent that allowed Toys RR" Us to build a sign over the sidewalk outside its store, which includes the space occupied by the Criterion.
Associate Justice Stephen Breyer remarked that he thought a Supreme Court precedent was not necessary because he thought it obvious that age affects whether a reasonable person would feel free to leave.
Understanding the relationships between residential environmental hazards and children's health problems is a necessary precedent to preventing those problems.
If it and other independent agencies — like the Federal Reserve, the National Labor Relations Board or the Federal Election Commission, to name just a few — did not have, through law and precedent, significant independence and necessary support, the work of these agencies would be more politicized, and as we know from past experience, less effective.
In education using precedents it will be necessary for students to learn the importance of accountability.
That tortured qualification is made necessary by the precedent of Steven Gunderson, a Wisconsin Republican who was outed as gay in 1994, more than a decade into his career in Congress.
Natural explanation is provided in terms of precedent events, causal laws, or necessary conditions that invoke natural existents.
Thus it is necessary to draw precedent from studies completed in other countries, and also to recognize the value of extending current research in the region, some of which is already taking place on the Ping River in Thailand.
These devices might be necessary when introducing precedent-based education in Japan.
You can issue shares of stock, raise investment capital, and have decades of legal precedents to call on when necessary.
