Sentence examples for precedents come from inspiring English sources

At the same time, less obvious precedents come to mind.

Not surprisingly, judges applying the same precedents come to conflicting conclusions in the circuit courts; that's how disputes get to the Supreme Court.

And no doubt the new precedents come too late for at least some of those executed since 1976, the year the Supreme Court ended a 10-year moratorium on the death penalty.

Yet even if one of the stodgiest French teams in memory is sliced up at Twickenham - and no-one should make too much of those recent precedents come next weekend - it will be hard to argue that England are in noticeably better shape than a year ago.

In any event, U.S. legal precedents coming from bounty-hunting cases and earlier renditions operations make it unlikely that Azar can successfully challenge his seizure and removal from Afghanistan, even if it was improper under local law.

One recent possible precedent comes from, of all places, Kazakhstan.

"The decree became stronger when the new precedent came out".

A troubling precedent came last year with the killing of a Chechen political figure.

The key precedent comes from 1977, in a case called Abood v. Detroit Board of Education.

She remembered something about Quincy Jones and Sharon Stone forgetting the envelope for Best Original Score, in 1996, but no other precedent came to mind.

For those who seek to reduce the risks associated with climate change, it is ironic but true that the best precedent comes from a conservative icon.