Sentence examples for precedent warning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Norris said the case could set a dangerous precedent, warning that any parent who has a child who commits suicide now has to worry that the state will "point a finger at that grieving parent".

The image, picked up by the Mississippi police, as well as numerous other outlets, has been spreading rapidly across social media, apparently without precedent, warning parents about potentially fatal treats being given out to children during Halloween.

Plus there's precedent for warning Australians against a dangerous American candidate, although it might not be the one you're expecting.

It would be wrong for us to set those precedents aside without warning.

He attacked a proposal in Alberta to allow private hospitals, warning readers, "The precedent may be set for American for-profit health-care providers looking to set up shop in Canada".

The Justice Department had repeatedly cited this precedent in the New York case, warning that "courts would be flooded" with Social Security cases if they did not enforce the procedural requirements.

The CNN piece doesn't get into it, but of course there is a biblical precedent for stringing corpses out as warning to onlookers.

Several Republicans have spoken out against the deal, warning that it set a worrying precedent and amounted to negotiating with terrorists.

Apple chief executive Tim Cook said the firm would challenge the order, warning that it would set a "chilling" precedent that could lead to more invasive requests for data.

Mr Lichtenstein gave warning that the poison pill could set a dangerous precedent and deter investment in other Japanese companies.

In his decision, the judge included a pointed message about the need to protect the privacy of jurors, warning that Ms. Giuliano's actions could set a dangerous precedent.