Sentence examples similar to the precedent of altering from inspiring English sources

But they argued that they could not allow the precedent of having the Security Council alter international treaties.

Consider the precedent of cellular phones.

He points to the precedent of the Josephson-junction circuit.

Set the precedent of kissing the Bible.

An aid here is the precedent of the one-page project manager (Campbell 2007).

The precedent of full succession was thus established.

In addition, the precedent of pandemic influenza vaccine uptake increased coverage in the latest campaign.

Students and college officials in Pittsburgh had argued that the tax would set a bad precedent in altering the tax-exempt status of nonprofit organizations and pose an unfair burden on institutions that already contributed substantially to the city.

And to paint the recent FEMA controversy as Democrats-and-Republicans-just-can't-get-along was wildly inaccurate because it omitted crucial information that voters deserved to know: Republicans were trying to discard decades' worth of precedent and alter the way the government pays for natural disaster relief.

But in a blistering dissent, one justice accused the majority of having "butchered" the law to create a "dangerous precedent" that altered the rights of waterfront-property owners.

As noticed, the suspension overhead only affects the precedent modules of the chain.