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It'll set precedent for other requests from the FBI and any other law enforcement," Goodlatte said.

It also questioned the federal agencies' failure to address whether the whaling would set precedent for international quotas.

I think the leaks have set precedent for further exposing the rot and I hope they change the way tax havens are regulated, or even banned altogether.

YouTube may not want anyone to know what they're paying for the premium music video streams (they don't pay for user generated content), as it would set precedent for future negotiations with other companies.

"The decision will have more far-reaching implications than just the cases filed in Illinois, as this ruling will set precedent for other similar 'lights' class actions," wrote Bonnie Herzog, an analyst with Citigroup Inc. "We view this decision as a positive for cigarette stocks," added Goldman Sachs analyst Judy Hong.

The ruling is expected to set precedent for future complaints.

Campaigns should set precedents for governing.

Syria's unraveling would set precedents for the region, beginning next door.

They point out that Northern Ireland and South Africa have set precedents for the release of members of guerrilla movements that have renounced violence.

And many were braced for Friday's ruling, which could set precedents for the country's use of the death penalty.

Undoubtedly, the leading figure was Andrzej Wajda, whose films and theatre productions set precedents for independence and excellence in exploring the conflicts in Polish society.