Sentence examples for precedent used from inspiring English sources

It could establish a legal precedent used to suppress the growing movement for black lives that is deposing public officials and disrupting the daily assault on black people in cities across the country.

Regarding its legality, the judge argues that past precedent used to legally support the program is outdated, rendering it obsolete in the face of modern technology and smartphone ubiquity.

For decades, lawyers have struggled to maintain human rights cases against corporations in U.S. federal courts, on the theory that the courts would take the precedent used to win human rights judgments against disgraced former dictators and apply it even-handedly to wealthy corporations.

He could mix up his materials in ways without precedent: using, for instance, lacquer, oil, glitter and paint stick on metal relief.

After all, George Bush's bailout of Wall Street has already set a precedent, using public money to secure the bonuses and nest eggs of some of the nation's most elite professionals.

Charles Gordon, an arbitrator with global mediation firm Jams International, said he'd like to see binding precedents used in arbitrations, and tighter language used across treaties.

From these two cases come precedents used by the Court in Roe.

There were already precedents using purified reducing sugars to reduce metallic ions, which circumvented the complicacy encountered by those using foliar broths.

For discovery, machines can sift through any amount of documents finding patterns without fatigue; they can rank precedents using network analysis; they can manage automated forms and simple briefs; and they don't rely on hunches, they can crunch the data before advising a client whether to bring a case.

From this we deduced that the precedent education used in Western countries was useful to help doctors acquire ethical sensitivity and was not against their will.

The historical precedents they used are not relevant".