The company had nonetheless been concerned about the possible precedents from the decision.
Consciously or not, pop has been reverting to precedents from past downturns.
There are some positive precedents from Seedorf's former Ajax team-mates.
There are unpleasant precedents from other countries that allow policies to be made in the shadows.
The black shapes summon precedents from Kazimir Malevich to Ad Reinhardt to Al Held to Mel Bochner, and seem at first to be single, monolithic.
Sutton jumped through several significant legal hoops and over important precedents from other federal appeals courts to rule against gay marriage.
Halleck, now general in chief, defended Order No. 11 as "within the recognized laws of war" and cited historical precedents from the Napoleonic wars.
Like Christian Science, the Ethical Culture movement was searching for its own form -- it had no historic precedents from which to draw.
Systematic reasoning, driven out of Muslim jurisprudence in favour of precedents from the Prophet's life and conduct, found a new field of inquiry in ancient geography and cosmology.
Downstairs we admire an exhibition of foreign architectural precedents, from one of Moscow's Seven Sisters to Terry Farrell's MI6 headquarters, in a revealing line-up of monumental megastructures.
He said that his legal arguments were based not only on precedents from New Jersey but from Connecticut and Illinois as well.
