Sentence examples for precedents has from inspiring English sources

Guessing Eisenman's historical precedents has been something of a sport among her critics.

And conservative scholars dispute whether "conservative" is the right word for a court that, while not extending many liberal Warren Court precedents, has not overruled many either.

Encouraging precedents have been set elsewhere.

Academics have argued that state constitutions and legal precedents have made pension promises hard to break.

So McCain-Feingold, and two Supreme Court precedents, had to be mostly overruled.

Google has faced similar lawsuits in the United States, but some have been settled and no clear precedents have been established.

Many of the Senate's antique rules and precedents have been warped beyond recognition by the modern pressures of partisanship.

DNACI's lawyer thinks relevant precedents have been set in the world of biotech patents.

These precedents have acted like a shot across the bow for many option holders with troubled marriages.

So the Common Law's version of the doctrine of precedent does not inevitably flow from the fact that precedents have practical authority.

But historical precedents have consequences.