Sentence examples for valuable precedent from inspiring English sources

A peaceful transition in Georgia enhances regional stability and sets a valuable precedent.

The Nunn-Lugar initiative can serve as a valuable precedent in addressing security problems in Pakistan.

The Cambodia bombing, far from providing a valuable precedent for today's counterterrorism campaign, illustrates the trouble with secrecy: It doesn't work.

This challenge for collaboration (and occasional compromise) at Lincoln Center may well set a valuable precedent for sensitive improvements to other complexes in New York, like the United Nations.

But action by the federal government, whether it is Congress or the President, can create valuable precedent, showing state lawmakers and governors that they need not be reflexively severe on crime.

They have diminished that valuable precedent.

With luck, they have set valuable precedents for future deals.

We anticipate that the experience gained through this effort will contribute valuable perspective, precedent, and impetus to whole genome sequencing efforts in Fragaria.

These war trials can be magnificent if they can be made to clarify, rather than cloud the issu they will be extremely valuable as precedents of they are presented as a preview of justice that may someday exist.

Yet it would be shocking if they threw away the chance to cash in on one of the club's most valuable assets.The relevant precedent here is the sacking of Adrian Mutu in 2004 by Chelsea, the previous English club to find itself awash with foreign cash, in this case from Russia.

The question why knowledge is distinctively valuable has an important historical precedent in Plato's Meno in which Socrates raises the question of why knowledge is more valuable than mere true belief.