Sentence examples for set of precedents from inspiring English sources
This case represents a very important set of precedents for transfers, officials said today.
Although the FSA is presumably meant to outlive Mr Davies, the hope is that he will have established a sensible set of precedents before he moves on.Mr Davies himself is largely happy with the bill.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reinstated Mr. Malesko's suit by emphasizing a different set of precedents, those that permitted suits against companies performing state government functions.
This combination of features makes reasoning by analogy particularly influential in the law, for one must decide whether a given case is more like one set of precedents or more like another.
Let us assume we have a training set ({hat{G}}^{l}) defined by a set of precedent pairs ({{widehat{x}}_i,y_{i}}, i = 1,n;{widehat{x}}_i in {mathbb {R}}^mathbf{m},y_{i}in {-1,+1},) where the image feature vector i contains only boosted features that have been generated using the procedure described above.
Apple has said it is indeed concerned about the setting of precedent, particularly given the details of the Department of Justice motion, which seek to compel it to write and digitally sign a new piece of software.
It was connivance by a former railroad company president, Bancroft Davis, who, changed jobs to become a Supreme Court Clerk who wrote a headnote that came to be viewed as the key verbiage that led to the setting of precedent on corporate personhood.
It's probably going to set some sort of precedent.
Heads were worried about the impact on their schools' attendance figures and the setting of unmanageable precedents for other parents.
Harm-reduction approach to eating (including eating to cope) is a process of setting precedents of moderation and control.
One reason European governments are reluctant to resettle migrants is fear of setting precedents, especially in light of the specter of large-scale climate-induced migration in the years ahead.
