Whilst no official legislation has been brought forward in parliament to introduce marriage for gay and bisexual couples, the court ruling represents a precedent which will require courts throughout the country to follow suit.
In the context of a possible lack of precise rules on forest accounting under the Paris Agreement, the approach proposed here, compatible with the new EU legislation, may represent a precedent that helps other countries to make the forest sector more comparable to other GHG sectors, and therefore supports the much-needed credibility of the forest sink mitigation [2].
This path for crosstalk between two hormone signalling pathways (auxin and brassinosteroid) represents a precedent for ARF repressors to perform in other signalling functions.
Although Central America has gone to great efforts that in a few countries could achieve the goal of universal access, the HIV epidemic continues representing a threat without precedent to progress and stability of the region.
The original investors suffered only a modest loss.Does this bail-out represent a dangerous precedent?
There is widespread feeling in patent departments of corporations around the country that Kearns' case represents a frightening precedent.
Writing in African Arguments, migration researchers Maimuna Mohamud and Cindy Horst said the Khartoum Process represented a "worrying precedent".
Assemblyman Scott M. Stringer, saying the requirement represented "a dangerous precedent," expressed his displeasure in a letter to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Iris Weinshall, commissioner of the Department of Transportation, which is in charge of awarding the franchise.
Asked whether the bailout of Cyprus represented a good precedent, Carney gave a cautious approval to the "bail-in" concept that has seen Cypriot bank accounts tapped for rescue funds.
When the Court splits four to four, the lower-court decision is affirmed, but the Justices don't write an opinion and the ruling does not represent a national precedent.
