Sentence examples for precedent to consider from inspiring English sources

But from a league perspective there is also the precedent to consider which a Burgess return would create.

As the centennial of this historic show is observed in coming months, it will offer another model and precedent to consider.

Dwyer and Peters interweave historical, legal, and normative precedent to consider home education in all of its distinctively American complexity.

There is also precedent to consider.

Below, we will draw on the Florida results and historical precedents to consider five different scenarios for the Republican race going forward.

There are different Apple precedents to consider.

Democrats who control the Senate also defied precedent, refusing to consider the nomination until March 2012, when Justice Wallace will turn 70, the court's mandatory retirement age.

The court even recognizes a long-standing judicial precedent "... to consider... prohibitions on carrying concealed weapons".

There is precedent for him to consider.

The Republican-led Senate, in a move with little precedent, has refused to consider the nomination, saying the winner of the presidential election should make the pick.

But Brinkema cited a case (McCreary v. ACLU of Kentucky) that established precedent allowing courts to consider prior acts and statements when trying to determine if a law is secular or religious, according to City University of New York law professor Ruthann Robson.