Sentence examples for which has precedent from inspiring English sources

The trick of summoning Pat's opinion only works, says Barnes, on tried and tested scenarios, that which has precedent in their life together.

This emotionally potent moment, almost surreal in the layers of meaning it conjures, carries a quiet force that manages to lay to rest any lingering skepticism audiences may be feeling in response to Mr. Lopez's conceit, which has precedent in the historical record but may still have some inwardly thinking, "African-American Jews?

The basis of his division is a distinction between "natural" and "arbitrary" signs, which has precedents in Du Bos, in Leibniz and Wolff, and beyond all of them in St . Augustine

The D.C. statehood bill does two things, both of which have precedent without any constitutional amendments.

A possibility that remains for us to explore experimentally is that one or more of these enzymes might have a physiologically significant protein kinase activity, either against themselves or each other to regulate activity, or against entirely different protein substrates, which have precedents in lipid kinases such as PI3Kγ (phosphoinositide 3-kinase γ) [ 45] and PI4P5Kγ [ 46].

The move, which has little precedent in Major League Baseball, would give the Mets tremendous leverage.

The interpretation of prophecy and the apocalyptic in terms of events of the interpreter's day, which has ancient precedent, is still avidly pursued.

Libertarianism, which has historical precedent in the Stoics and in Schopenhauer, is strongly associated with the 'anti-psychiatry' movement of the last half century.

Unlike the DECO case — which has a precedent in Italy, where Apple was fined $1.2 million over a similar matter — this lawsuit is less cut and dry.

There is no exit poll because the margin of error for an event which has no precedent is too large.

It lasted from the first student march to Tiananmen Square on Apr. 18, until the Army's bloody capture of the square on the early morning of Jun. 4. The unarmed students linked arms, walked into automatic-weapons fire & stood in the path of tanks, exhibiting a degree of courage in behalf of their ideals of freedom which has few precedents.