Sentence examples for precedents of such from inspiring English sources

Is it possible that we could learn from the true precedents of such histories, and avoid going so fully down the path of exclusion in our own era?

Reports suggest that Tory MPs, anxious about their depiction and the precedent of such close attention, sought to sabotage it.

Since the appearance of the word hostility in the world there has been no precedent of such deep-rooted, harsh and persistent policy as the hostile policy the US has pursued towards the DPRK.

Countries such as Spain, with independent-minded provinces of their own, do not like the precedent of such places going their own way.In the case of Kosovo, however, despite all the misgivings, independence, though not ideal, is the least destabilising outcome.

Olympus today said it was unclear how long the prosecution might last or how large any potential fines may be because of the lack of precedents for such an SFO move of prosecuting companies rather than individuals.

While none so far described explicitly speak to modulation of the circadian GEFL, an abundance of precedents for such a mode of action does exist.

There are plenty of precedents for such a course.

There are precedents for such population control of behavior that is stochastic at the individual cell level - Arthur Lander previously commented on this issue when discussing how hematopoietic stem cells maintain their numbers [ 6].

Of course, there are precedents for such a move.

His lawyers objected to the girl's testimony, citing a lack of precedent for such a young witness and arguing that her statements would be unreliable, but Judge Victor Hill overruled them.

There are precedents for such stylistic reinvention, this self-purging of the mature poet.