Then, one day, it could be cited as an awful precedent: how would NATO react were China, say, to carry out air strikes against an Indian government that was fighting to prevent its majority-Muslim province of Jammu & Kashmir from seceding?All this should make outsiders think hard before letting slip their airborne dogs of war.
If the sale of Confederate flags is the precedent, how long will it be before Confederate uniforms, too, are sent to the dung heaps?
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But there are fewer precedents explaining how courts should evaluate criminal subpoenas, according to legal experts.
The precedents highlights how, as new challenges arise, there are opportunities to develop new standards, guidelines and approaches.
There are historical precedents for how a Convention challenge could still be mounted — the 1940 Republicans offer one — but the more recent examples are not encouraging for insurgents.
All of this will continue to play out next year, perhaps with the passage of new laws regulating these companies, and with legal decisions that set precedents about how the companies, and their users, may behave.
Both the National Association of Muslim Lawyers and CAIR said they were working in uncharted legal territory, as they had been unable to find firm legal precedents about how an unindicted co-conspirator could be removed from such a list.
Tumblr can set new precedents on how to join and influence Yahoo!'s culture and management.
"I think the military itself, the Defense Department, would be the main one pushing back and trying not to create dangerous precedents for how the military is used internally".
