Sentence examples for precedent start from inspiring English sources
Certainly, as a writer, I see the strength of all the arguments against tinkering with the original, not least because it would be a terrible precedent — start eliminating everything offensive in literary history, and you'll have little left.
Yet it would set an extraordinary precedent to start retrospectively banning players on that basis.
Scary, too, as I bet other states use this case as precedent to start taxing online sales as well.
It would just be very bad, a terrible precedent to start trying to jail your political opponent after an election".
The national media declared that local governments had new legal precedent to start cutting modest benefits for teachers, firefighters, police officers and thousands of other public employees.
"It's a dangerous precedent to start taxing internet apps and websites using laws intended for utilities like water and electricity," said Netflix spokeswoman Anne Marie Squeo.
There is a precedent for starting pitchers overcoming the disheveled play of their teammates.
But as constitutional courts around the world developed their own bodies of precedent and started an international judicial conversation, American influence has dropped.
Hanks and Bill Pullman serve as useful idiots for a female cast that do justice to women who set a precedent and started the glacial change in attitude towards women in US sport.
The precedent has to start somewhere.
