Sentence examples for will be precedent from inspiring English sources

If you're following the Bowoto v. Chevron case, it's likely because you believe that the case will be precedent setting.

Whatever results will be precedent-setting.

"This will likely be precedent-setting".

If lawmakers don't, there will be no precedent for how the markets will react.

The new ruling will be a precedent for other cases involving the files of public figures.

I mean what's being done right now will be the precedent for all labor/management struggles.

"This will be a precedent that will help victims of terrorism bring cases against banks and others who help finance terrorism," said Mark Werbner, one of the lawyers.

A successful prosecution of WikiLeaks will be a precedent that is used to support a much broader crackdown against mainstream news organizations".

If she does decide to combine forces, it will be without precedent in the nation's post-independence history, and may prove the best opportunity yet to topple the ruling party, now in power for 35 years.

Setting what he hopes will be a precedent for employers nationwide, President Clinton issued an order today that prohibits federal agencies from using genetic information in any decision to hire, promote or dismiss workers.

And next time, if some other insurance company fails to be completely forthcoming when getting approval for a transaction that turns out to be disastrous for some other group of policyholders, there will be a precedent saying such conduct is just fine.