It remains to be seen if the partial exception made for Rhodesia would form a precedent even for Nigeria.
Historical precedent dictates that the incumbent – Brown – would have the right to try to form a government, even if his or her party has fewer seats.
"It's difficult to form an idea because killing students is without precedent, and doesn't correspond to any of the models of Italian terrorism," said Salvatore Lupo, a professor of contemporary history at the University of Palermo.
Kogălniceanu praised Bălcescu's manifestos and activism in favor of the peasantry, indicating that they formed a precedent for his own accomplishments, while deploring the Wallachian uprising's failure to advance a definitive land reform.
For these reasons, we have opted to respond to the reviewers request for in vivo experiments by emphasizing the already extensive in vivo data that forms a precedent for our studies.
Poised by the important precedent of a Democratic and Republican presidential campaign backing Open Debate principles, we now will form a new precedent: Actually pulling off the first Open Debate.
This decision, though never appealed and so not forming a legal precedent, gives succour to those who want to believe that the exemption is not so narrow.
Performing an act that we think is without precedent, a general who was serving on the military junta put through a call to a civilian in exile and invited him to come home and form a govt.
While Mr. Marx grants the importance of both literacy and industrialization in the creation of full-blown, 19th-century nationalism, he insists that the period of religious strife in 16th- and 17th-century Europe forms an important precedent.
The Florida court case of Thomas vs. Department of Children and Families forms a precedent on the use of personal service contracts in Medicaid planning.
Previous in so far that it makes the inquiry resemble an obituary or an inquest, and because it further tends to establish a precedent in the form of a past".
