Sentence examples for precedents in all from inspiring English sources

In addition to Attorney General and Board decisions referred to in § 1003.1(g) of chapter V, designated Service decisions are to serve as precedents in all proceedings involving the same issue(s).

There are, as well, encouraging precedents in all parts of the world -- one thinks, for example, of the courageous exposes of the weekly Serbian magazine Vreme during the darkest days of the Milosevic regime.

"Had we let that principle slip in Yellowstone to benefit the snowmobile industry, it would have set a terrible precedent in all our national parks".

I didn't feel the book was without precedent in all of literature – I had no idea it was going to be treated as a crazy book, written by a madwoman, you know?" She turned down the idea of publishing it as a memoir – since it wasn't one – and after about five years, "I put it in a drawer and started work on my second book.

Chaudhry hit back, writing: "Is there a precedent in history, all history, of 60 judges including three chief justices being dismissed and arrested at the whim of one man?

Unfortunately, the failure to adhere to procedural regularity may be glossed over in the investigation of matters of burning public interest, but it should be remembered that the deprivation of the rights of a witness in such an investigation must apply as a precedent to people in all walks of life, both good and bad.

Is there a precedent for this in all history?

The defence argued that in all precedents there had been a pregnancy resulting, and that without one the plaintiffs could not claim damages.

"The precedents are all in our favor".

Dwyer and Peters interweave historical, legal, and normative precedent to consider home education in all of its distinctively American complexity.

All in all, a good precedent for American diplomacy.