Assembly being the last step of the production cycle of a product, it is normally submitted to the constraints of the precedent step.
Viewed this way, the pastoral theme is a gradual, piecemeal emergence -- drawing on, but also diverging from, "aristocratic" European precedents, assuming step by step a distinctively "republican" stamp.
In its briefs, the federal government argued that "this court would have to make new law and ignore decades of settled precedent" and "step beyond the proper role of the judiciary" to claim jurisdiction and block the legislation.
In turn, the cathodic process C2 can be assigned to the reduction of some Cu aq 2+ ions generated during the precedent reductive step C1 at the Cu-plated electrode.
While Mexico's justice system is creaky, sometimes corrupt, the decision was seen as a precedent-shattering step.
"We see it as a precedent-setting step and we see the breakup as a negative for teachers and the students," said Steve Blazak, spokesman for the teachers union.
Fill the Gap represents a tiny but potentially precedent-setting step for the Smithsonian as a whole, where a larger conversation is starting to percolate around the changing role of curators in a Web 2.0 world.
A famous 1947 case cataloged some of the countless precedents for stepping back from the precipice of constitutional decision-making, "the most important and the most delicate of the court's functions".
Public health experts called the decision by the No. 2 U.S. drugstore chain a precedent-setting step that could pressure other stores to follow suit.
