Sentence examples for undesirable precedent from inspiring English sources

But advocates for low-income people say that sets an undesirable precedent, as Medicare has always been available to all elderly people.

In a statement, Botswana's observer delegation said that the election fell short of acceptable standards and that the regional trade group "should not create the undesirable precedent of permitting exceptions to its own rules".

"The court has set undesirable legal precedents that harm not only the derivatives industry in Korea, but also the country's financial stability as a whole in the longer term," said Keith Noyes, the association's regional director for Asia.

Arrington's proposed arrangement with AOL did, however, appear to set undesirable new precedents for brazen mingling of business interests and reporting – even if some of the outrage from the journalistic tribe was hypocritical.

"However, the approach taken by the President's executive order sets an undesirable and inappropriate precedent by adopting a discriminatory approach to intellectual property laws and focusing exclusively on pharmaceuticals," he said.

He said the military campaign against Iraq had created a precedent of unseating undesirable leaders by military force.

They set dangerous precedents, cultivate bad habits and perpetuate some seriously undesirable ideas about boys, girls, love, consent and affection.

There's precedent for governments taking on online games as a potential vector for undesirable discourse.

"And that is undesirable".

This is highly undesirable.

Both are undesirable options.