Sentence examples for robust precedent from inspiring English sources

He said it would have been wiser to put the hearings in federal or military court because of the robust precedent they provide.

Businesses need leadership to model robust precedents that embed the living wage in company practice, and advocate loudly about the need for governments and the sector to act together.

It has no equivalent of the robust Constitutional and tort law precedent defining the boundaries between speech and privacy rights.

These are not exceptional standards, and even in ICANN's own history, there is precedent for more robust TLD safeguards.

For Baffert, with a barn that would provide numerous entries, additional robust financial opportunity does not take precedent this time over the care, nurturing and close scrutiny of American Pharoah.

It meant the administration "did not favor asking for legislation in areas in which the president already had robust constitutional authorities because it would set precedents that permanently limited the authority of future presidents," Rumsfeld notes.

In the precedent part, we have presented 3 robust and fast new algorithms and compared them to the reference algorithm.

It sets a dangerous precedent that only diminishes the hope for robust democratisation in the Arab world.

However, rather than the deep split between these two groups implied by analyses of ribosomal sequences, our phylogeny places the "robust" coral clade within the "complex" radiation, following the precedent of Fukami et al. [11].

The sample size of past nomination races is not very large, which means that the model's estimates are not very robust and that it isn't all that hard for a precedent to be broken.

But if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tries to push his luck on settlements or the peace process, he would do well to remember an unnerving precedent: Israel's loss, in 1967, of what had been a robust alliance with France.