Sentence examples for precedent to explain from inspiring English sources

There is a precedent to explain this.

In its affidavit, the bureau cites a legal precedent to explain why it has listed all these facts: "The Government does not have to prove that the Defendant actually engaged in a sexual act with a person under 18 years of age, but must prove that he traveled with the intent to engage in such conduct".

MOST financial writers, groping for historic precedents to explain the dot-com boom, cite foreign events, like the tulip mania and the South Sea Bubble.

Unfortunately, several shameful, calculated historical precedents help to explain the emergence of theories related to the medical abuse of minorities.

During the hearing, when a prosecutor, Linda Lacewell, was challenged by Judge Hittner to list the precedents requiring him to explain his reasons for his decision, she could not do so immediately.

"Pulling" refers to citing the opponent's precedent in accepting an assertion about something and challenging him to explain how the precedent is distinct from the case at hand.

A statement on Saturday said: "We firmly condemn this violation and we demand the democratic council to release immediately the president of the local council of the city of Aleppo and to explain this precedent and to offer official excuses".

Created in collaboration with artists, botanists, scientists and members of the Noongar Indigenous community, it's a wide-angle concept for a festival highlight, and difficult to explain with no precedent.

Defying more than 125 years of precedent is not an easy thing to explain.

When comparing patients, the rate of death was significantly higher than that of other outcomes in precedents where a breach of the duty to explain was acknowledged (p = 0.046).

Having spent years in America studying law, he knows how the meaning of "fiduciary" has evolved over centuries of legal precedent in common-law countries such as Britain and America; but how is he supposed to explain it to his countrymen?