Sentence examples for precedents which from inspiring English sources

There is no shortage of ancient precedents which supposedly foretell periods of bitter cold.

These more common procedures have long been protected under Supreme Court precedents, which the new ruling strongly reaffirmed.

The founders took this limit from British precedents, which went back through a series of court cases to the original copyright act of 1710.

Conservatives add that, on the contrary, some judges use devious tricks to nudge the law leftward, such as citing foreign precedents, which can be cherry-picked from Europe.

Supreme Court precedents, which the Ninth Circuit followed, required treating the error as harmful — until the Court created the extreme rule in this case.

But in terms of being able to analyze a case and to figure out the theory under which we should proceed and recall precedents which will be helpful, certainly I can do that".

There is a relevant precedent which helps rebut his assertion.

That is a precedent which many British physicists must surely wish had become traditional.

A precedent which comes to mind is that of Mussolini's Italy.

First, has the district judge, Howard Riddle, set a precedent which other courts will follow?

Expect to hear her say often that she will follow precedent, which is a useful dodge for nominees.