Sentence examples for sets precedents from inspiring English sources

Greece is important because it sets precedents for the euro over such things as debt write-downs and rescues (see article).

It sets precedents for police training.

She then sets precedent by tweeting her thoughts before shaking her opponent's hand.

The Orphan Drug Act of 1983 sets precedent to loosen heavy regulatory burdens for public good.

The move sets precedent for other teams looking to stream games to local audiences.

"We're setting precedents.

Campaigns should set precedents for governing.

"They know they are setting precedents," Ms. Nelson said.

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

To avoid setting precedents Germany could put the money into a trust or foundation, he adds.

It thus remains within its monetary-policy mandate.The case will set precedents.