Sentence examples for precedents with from inspiring English sources

The fate of the union could follow either of two historical precedents with starkly different outcomes.

Further west, Jodhpur's rulers induced their artists to break free from Mughal precedents, with results displayed in the astonishing British Museum exhibition Garden and Cosmos three years ago.

But those same tales of ephemeral scandal — designed as much as anything to increase tabloid newspaper sales whether in the public interest or not — could well be setting precedents with far broader consequences.

Designed to absolutely not be mistaken for advertising, its proportions were based upon Roman precedents, with perfectly circular "o s, while it utilised a quirky diagonal dot for periods, "i"s and "j"s.

Launched in early December, the podcasts quickly hit the number one spot of both the UK and US iTunes charts, and now look set to establish new precedents with over two million downloads from the seven shows to date.

In composing his ruling, Judge Leon followed in the spirit of Hand, a famously eloquent writer, by supplementing his citations of legal precedents with broader arguments expressed in clear, and occasionally vivid, prose.

"We already have the precedent with baseball".

Former Florida governor Jeb Bush, meanwhile, accused Obama of setting a "quite dangerous" precedent with executive actions.

That would set an alarming precedent with every other private investment company in Queensland," Palazszcuk said.

There is often more than one way to look at a Supreme Court precedent, with competing messages to be extracted.

"The reason they wouldn't settle is that they said it would set a bad precedent with other investors".