Sentence examples for precedent to improve from inspiring English sources
Here's a very selective precedent to improve the mood of North Melbourne supporters: in the first round of their Premiership-winning 1991 season, Hawthorn was ingloriously thumped on a trip to Adelaide, blitzed by 86 points and left wondering whether they'd reached the end of the road as a flag contender.
For San Jose, a point on the road could provide some sort of precedent as they look to improve away from the Avaya Stadium.
Although many observers see the foundation as a tacit admission of federal responsibility, Manley insists that the scheme sets "no more binding precedent" than earlier federal programs to improve roads or sewers within municipalities.
Louis Michel, European Commissioner in charge of the development and humanitarian aid, recently declared : "In 2005, we contracted engagements without precedent to increase our assistance, to improve the coordination and the effectiveness and to set up a strategy of European Union for Africa.
While certain courts have provided favorable precedents to investors trying to recover such losses, the study said: "Opportunities exist to improve disclosure to investors about the risks that may be associated with certain SIPC members and their nonmember affiliates".
In such a context precedent and analogy help to shore up the predictability of decisions whilst leaving room for courts to improve the law.
Finally, this research, developed in order to improve a new methodology to integrate the glycerol as different monoacylglycerol molecules, is in connection with precedent researches performed to determine the optimal experimental conditions of the selective ethanolysis reaction.
Although the 2020 Campaign plans to improve the ethnic diversity as an aspiration rather than through introducing a binding quota, there is a precedent that simply setting a goal can be effective.
However this changed when an important precedent was set whereby the Treasury authorised Transport for London (itself a local authority in legal terms) to issue £600m of bonds as part of its borrowings to improve transport infrastructure.
Reading to improve education.
