Sentence examples for to its precedent from inspiring English sources

It's just too bad that while "The Invention of Solitude" is one of Auster's best books, "Winter Journal" doesn't live up to its precedent — it lacks its kick.

The volume of the porosity has been compared to its precedent oxide scale volume.

In the DOMA context, what the court would need to look at, if it wanted to remain true to its precedents, would be the political power of gays and lesbians in 1996, when the law was enacted.

Thanks to its precedent-setting debut on the iTunes App Store, it opened up the market to other developers who wanted to make more functional widgets capable of launching apps and taking actions, such as Workflow and Launch Center Pro.

Between books, Garner spends most of his time holding legal-writing seminars for practicing lawyers, travelling more than two hundred nights a year in an effort to break the bad habits of a profession bound tightly to its precedents.

And "I Feel Like Pac/I Feel Like Biggie" aspires to connect that urge to its richest precedent, with a hook by Swizz Beatz, a studious but snarling verse by T. I. and a legacy send-off by Diddy (credited as Puff Daddy).

Each stage uses misclassified samples at its precedent stage by bootstrapping its training samples.

If Judge Alito is confirmed to the highest court, he, like his predecessor, will no longer be bound to follow its precedents.

Scalia believes that the Court owes some deference to its own precedents, even if they differ from the original meaning of the text.

But the Supreme Court itself is free to alter or reinterpret its precedent.

Applying its precedent to the request for lawyers' fees in this case by the Buckhannon Board and Care Home Inc., the Fourth Circuit said that because the case had not been resolved by a court, the plaintiffs were not prevailing parties within the meaning of the statutes and thus could not recover their fees.