The Brown case, which is an unassailable touchstone of Supreme Court precedent, presents one of the toughest issues for originalists, because the decision was a clear departure from an originalist approach.
Preparing to meet him, President Obama should keep the precedent presented by the Israeli-Egyptian agreement in mind.
The systematic collection of toxins also aids their investigation as potential biotechnological and therapeutic reagents – a possibility underscored by the precedent presented by several other related toxins [ 4, 7].
There are as many points of view as there are academics, but if there was any consensus in their response it was that mainstream coverage of the ruling failed to critically interrogate the industry response, or to understand the complex legal precedent it presents.
An exploratory study on the design schemes underlying two architectural precedents is presented and discussed.
In a catalog essay Tarnya Cooper, a curator at the National Portrait Gallery and an organizer of this show, notes that while royal portraits were common throughout Europe, there was little precedent for presenting a reigning queen.
Some spokespersons are even now referring to the internment as a "precedent" for present day racial or religious profiling or tracking.
It is curious, then, that two centuries after Goya's renderings established the now time-honored precedent of presenting the world a testament of torture and terror unflinching in its graphic directness, that the scenes of torture in Zero Dark Thirty would be misjudged as endorsements and apologies for torture.
A precedent study presented a similar model to our MODEL I and reported the additive effect of candidate genes associated with OA [ 20].
Ms Moyer's presentation, a poster-paper of her results, was besieged by pointing fingers, clenched fists and raised voices accusing her of ignoring the work of others, failing to cite precedents and not presenting new data.
