Sentence examples for precedent to the development from inspiring English sources
ʿUdhrī poetry belongs to a courtly love tradition, and indeed many scholars have suggested it as a precedent to the development of a similar strand in Western literatures during the Middle Ages.
The decision overruled a 1990 precedent to the contrary.
+ means a positive (negative) effect from the precedent to the pointed variable.
condition precedent to the conveyance in the treaty.
Therefore we can put the idea of performance as a precedent to shape development and the architectural form becomes informed by the performative aspects.
There also was no precedent to inform development of long-term partnerships between NGOs and the government, and there were concerns about effectively managing and coordinating large numbers of staff.
There are intellectual precedents to the Declaration.
Jeff Berman, president of Colorado Wild, an environmental group that is opposed to the development of Blue Sky Basin, is concerned about the precedent it sets.
If they get the go-ahead to build on this land, it may act as a precedent for the development of other rural brown-field sites, such as disused quarries, military bases and industrial estates.
This paper concludes with a discussion on the impact of WbVE spatial learning that will be used as a precedent in the development of the VE teaching and learning prototypes for secondary school in Malaysia.
It said the plan could "undermine the competitiveness of the Port of Felixstowe, and added: "It would set a very worrying precedent for the development of a patchwork of local tolls on the Highways Agency network".
