Sentence examples for setting the precedent from inspiring English sources

At other times they have blamed previous governments for setting the precedent of a fixed-price regime.

And it was distinctively German in style, setting the precedent for the fate of Europe's Jews under Hitler.

"The protestors and the opponents to Nkurunziza's third term are trying to evoke an African spring, with Burkina Faso setting the precedent.

But if Hulett was the first player to be placed on the disabled list for the death of a child, baseball was setting the precedent with him.

But setting the precedent of a modern-day emperor ensnares Chinese politics in a cycle of volatility and unsustainability that renders an entire nation vulnerable, once again, to the whimsy of an individual.

Trastuzumab (Herceptin; F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Basel, Switzerland), an anti-HER2 monoclonal antibody (MAb), was one of the first rationally developed and clinically available targeted agents, setting the precedent for providing specific therapy for HER-dysregulated cancer.

Set the precedent of kissing the Bible.

"They have obviously set the precedent".

He set the precedent for what I was to become.

"President Bush set the precedent, and it was the wrong precedent".

It's my signature intro track and sets the precedent for the set.