Sentence examples for with a precedent from inspiring English sources

And the article credited Lloyd erroneously with a precedent.

Van Gogh, one of his favourite painters, provided him with a precedent.

With a precedent thus established, it should be easier for the government to bring charges against other corporate wrongdoers on Wall Street.

A headline last Sunday about the artist Elizabeth Murray, the subject of a coming exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, credited her erroneously with a precedent.

A report in the F.Y.I. column of this section on Dec. 15, 2002, about the America's Cup, credited it erroneously with a precedent.

A sports article and picture caption yesterday about Rick Pitino, the Louisville men's basketball coach, credited him erroneously with a precedent.

But circumstances now present him with a precedent-setting moment of decision.

With such a precedent, relatives in countries unfriendly to the United States could keep visiting American children from leaving, ignoring the parent's rights to their child.

One can imagine that, with such a precedent, many business leaders, union officials and others might grow reluctant to speak out against Trump.

With such a precedent, it is very likely that future inter-sectoral or legislative initiatives will have greater social importance, leading to fairer distribution of resources.

The reported effects on behavior, evoked responses, oscillations, and sources were most pronounced when the mismatch occurred with respect to a precedent established by the same speaker, compared with processing of trials without a precedent or when the precedent had been established by a different speaker.