Sentence examples for precedents could from inspiring English sources

"We sincerely regret that such precedents could have taken place.

Many domestic workers are migrants, and the precedents could shape the treatment of other migrant groups.

His concerns are supported by the free-speech organisation Index on Censorship, which warns that the ECHR precedents could "hamper investigative journalism" in Europe.

These statements obviously do not, and indeed, given our prior precedents, could not, refer to the government's authority generally to regulate the language used in public debate outside of the school environment.

And we would like to inform you that if such precedents could have taken place, then we were not aware of such facts until today," the operators of BTCrush wrote in a letter to authorities.

Anders Barany, the secretary of the five-person committee that recommends winners in physics to the full academy, pointed out that historical precedents could be found even for the highly applied nature of this year's award.

In other words, precedent could easily be broken.

Such a precedent could be counterproductive for corporate governance.

But he cautioned that the precedent could be harmful.

What mattered was the precedent, and the precedent could be as unprecedented as you liked.

He argued that references to historical precedent could not be purged.