Sentence examples for the first precedent from inspiring English sources

The first precedent is John McEnroe, who reached the Wimbledon semifinals after qualifying for the tournament in his first appearance in 1977.

Blackface might be the first precedent that springs to mind when it comes to white people pretending to be black, but it was generally deployed for purposes of entertainment, albeit predicated on the assumption that objectionable racial stereotyping was entertaining.

The third precedent was the employer's legal liability to pay damages for accidents caused by negligence.

The second precedent, which is much less well known, is Roosevelt's plan for the US in 1933.

The third precedent involves the Italian dairy company Parmalat, which is probably the example Goldman would hope is the most analogous.

The second precedent was a Prussian ordinance of 1810 that placed on masters a duty to ensure that their servants were given medical attention in case of illness.

The second precedent is Christine Matison, who qualified and reached the semifinals at the Australian Open in 1978 and is the only other female qualifier to get that far in a Grand Slam event.

It appears that if the French authorities do not reverse that conclusion in their final ruling, it will be the first official precedent rejecting Google's argument.

Ukraine and Russia are the exception as most European states have become parties, (including Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and all other states of former Yugoslavia currently also under authority of the first and precedent setting International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY).

The journey towards the Seventh's Symphony's compression, its atomic collisions of different kinds of symphonic movement in a single, hyper-concentrated span, has its first precedent in Sibelius's Third Symphony.

On the first approach precedents operate by laying down rules which later courts are then bound to apply to the facts before them.