Sentence examples for precedent or subsequent from inspiring English sources
The clinical records for any patients with normal urothelium were reviewed; any patient with a precedent or subsequent occurrence of urinary tract neoplasia was excluded from analysis.
Similarly, faced with passages in which God orders genocide (e.g. Deut 20 16-18) the rabbis proclaimed that such passages cannot be used as a precedent or justification for any subsequent genocide.
Unconditional ownership means ownership that is not subject to conditions precedent, conditions subsequent, executory agreements, voting trusts, restrictions on or assignments of voting rights, or other arrangements causing or potentially causing ownership benefits to go to another (other than after death or incapacity).
The committee chair, the Liberal MP David Coleman, says he wants the hearings to be well-run and professional to set a serious precedent for subsequent hearings.
The new-look free agency part of the remedies could also set a precedent for subsequent grievances and free agents, including Tim Raines, Andre Dawson and Jack Morris from the 1986 group.
The decision was cited as precedent in subsequent censorship cases.
Some Republican senators worry about ceding too much power to Trump, particularly on spending matters, because he could set a precedent that subsequent Democratic presidents could use to declare national emergencies for, say, climate change or universal health care.
The ship set a precedent for subsequent German armored cruisers by concentrating her secondary armament amidships, as opposed to Fürst Bismarck, which spread the secondary armament along the length of the ship.
No piloting or subsequent adjustment necessary.
Is it setting a dangerous precedent or harmless fun?
