Sentence examples for precedents to make from inspiring English sources

Professors Neustadt and May advised policymakers considering past precedents to make lists of similarities, differences and unknowns.

Even if Mr. Trump were to persuade Congress to enact a criminal statute, a dramatic shift in the balance between government power and individual freedom, anyone convicted and sentenced could point to clear Supreme Court precedents to make the case for a constitutional violation.

What would be the conditions precedent to make other nations attractive for an InfraCredit model?

Fifteen months ago, the Supreme Court's conservative majority mowed past statutory language, Congressional intent and decades of precedent to make it much harder for older workers to prove age discrimination.

Lawyers are supposed to use reason and precedent to make the exercise of power neutral and objective, yet this repressed subjectivism always returns.

Ever since Williams announced his retirement, many of us have scrambled to find a precedent to make sense of such a drastic departure from the norm.

None of this would be a problem, of course, if fund managers were not relying so heavily on just that — precedent — to make their decisions.

In a lamentable 5-to-4 decision earlier this year, the Supreme Court discarded 50 years of legal precedent to make it significantly harder for Americans to assert their legal rights in federal court.

Using the same legislative process, the AMT fix should be made permanent in 2008 and then be used as a pro-growth precedent to make permanent the Bush tax rates that extend only through 2010.

Still, there is precedent to make a site a historic landmark, even if former significant buildings have been destroyed, the report stated.

"We fear that if the school board gets the power to change the APUSH curriculum, they will have the precedent to make even more dangerous and controlling changes to our education down the road.