Sentence examples for precedent shows from inspiring English sources

Precedent shows that low rates can eventually reignite the economy.

Historical precedent shows that we can turn out amazing human beings without technology.

Precedent shows that the IDF is not immune from censure, and Israel is very open to self-examination, where warranted.

The unspoken assumption may be that most "don't knows" will back the status quo, but precedent shows that when a vote is about the EU, voters lash out.

As the Australian precedent shows, when you underestimate the number of new student places other education spending gets cut in due course.

But, as Owen Tudor pointed out: "Precedent shows, when you increase the GDP of countries that have such poor defences against inequality, the very rich will just get even richer.

But action by the federal government, whether it is Congress or the President, can create valuable precedent, showing state lawmakers and governors that they need not be reflexively severe on crime.

In moving to dismiss the Leeds suit, the authority's lawyers cited a precedent showing that the city had no duty to keep up its facilities: Someone had already gone to court to establish better standards of habitation for animals in public zoos, and a judge absolved the city of any such obligation.

Dworkin's remarks on the 'enactment' force of precedent show he has a more complex account of precedent.

"Connecticut precedents show that the gravity of the offense charged here, the crime of murder, has been historically unquestioned," Judge Kavenewsky wrote.

In particular, she said, the Court's precedents showed not only that "facial challenges to statutes authorizing warrantless searches can be brought, but also that they can succeed".