Sentence examples for precedent out from inspiring English sources

(While we're at it, don't "Sex and the City" and "The Sopranos" seem like mandatory additions to the Netflix library?) But this would set a new precedent: out, more or less, with the fatuous wars and in with the subscription services' amplified presence across platforms.

"There's a precedent out there for that," said Hampton's agent, Mark Rodgers.

Recent efforts at relocating refugees from overwhelmed Greece and Italy have not set an encouraging precedent: out of a plan to resettle 160,000 refugees only 629 refugees have been found a new home.

"The decree became stronger when the new precedent came out".

Will the federal district court defer to legal precedent set out by O'Conner and others?

They argued the dispute set a dangerous precedent, pointing out that 150 British workers were employed by IREM in Italy.

The expert issues cannot be determined by precedent, pointing out that Plaintiffs' expert was accepted or rejected in this or that case so long as the Defendants are making, in effect, an as-applied challenge on these facts, in this context.

Allen Holste, who flew on United from Knoxville to Chicago on Friday afternoon, said the government had set a precedent of bailing out troubled companies, including Chrysler, so it would be inconsistent to treat the airlines differently.

The precedent of wiping out private capital, and in the process also destroying the government's nearly 80-percent interest in the GSEs, would make little sense.

Five particular precedents stand out as instructive for informing contemporary policy responses in Europe and globally.

Case names and precedents spilled out so rapidly that the judge had to order Mr. Kobach several times to slow down.