In 1999 she won a ruling in a Pennsylvania case that is viewed as precedent setting: the ring should be returned to the donor.
"The Federal Reserve's recent action should be viewed as a precedent only for unusual periods of turmoil".
The verdict was a blow to the office of Robert T. Johnson, the Bronx district attorney, in what had been viewed as a precedent-setting case.
In what is being viewed as a precedent, a government-appointed inspector this month declared Coventry's long-term planning blueprint illegal for a significant reason.
The new coverage "shall not be viewed as a precedent for extending Medicaid eligibility body part by body part," the report said.
"This should not be viewed as a precedent that would encourage this kind of behavior in the future, and second, as I said, any Iranian citizen who was engaged in any violent crime or support for terrorist activity would not be considered," a third senior official said Saturday.
He also said his ruling should not be viewed as setting a precedent for whether similar behavior in the future would merit suspensions or fines.
If they are married, their pension entitlements often depend on their husbands' earnings.Japan, which started greying earlier than other developed economies, can be viewed as an ominous precedent.
"The Woods ruling was based on exceptional facts - as required by rule 33-7 - and should not be viewed as a general precedent for relaxing or ignoring a competitor's essential obligation under the rules to return a correct score card," added the statement.
In this respect, it seems to me that academic writing resembles administration – in both cases, precedent is viewed as dangerous; best to stick to the plan, the format, tried and trusted.
