Sentence examples for precedents in the next from inspiring English sources
Underscoring the fine line the nominee must walk, Mr. Coburn said he would vote against someone who spoke in agreement or disagreement with the major abortion rights precedents in the next confirmation hearings because that would constitute a prejudging of the issue.
In practice, the balance of power between the executive and the Assembly will depend more on the precedents established in the next few months than anything laid down in the act.
"This can create a precedent for the next parties in power after 2014 that it's O.K. if ministers and presidents continue to work as party leaders.
Martina Hingis was grandmothered in, but others had to wait until 16, a wise precedent for the next generation.
And Mr. Koh's opinion may set a worrisome precedent for the next war.
"It's going to set a precedent for the next animal," she said.
What occurs in Falluja in the next several weeks could set a precedent.
This will take place in the next few weeks, setting a frightening precedent with monumental consequences for Colombia, Venezuela, and, especially, human rights and the fight against torture.
But using a shortcut to pass such a controversial bill could cause problems politically, not to mention set a bad precedent the next time Democrats are in the minority.
