Sentence examples similar to without precedent owing to from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt, first elected in 1932 during the height of the Great Depression, was initially reluctant to stand for a third term, owing to Washington's two-term precedent.

His use of signing statements is "utterly without precedent" according to a report by the General Accountability Office.

The negative outcomes, although not without precedent, are surprising to many.

It's without precedent that they try to impose this without public inquiries.

It is not without precedent for the Academy Awards to be postponed because of political events.

It is not without precedent for the APC to judge a cartoon.

Also without precedent, Wakanoho sued the JSA to reinstate him.

Both situations are without precedent and the negotiations are likely to be complex and protracted.

"It's not without precedent," he said, "although nothing comes readily to mind".

This repeated metabolic transformation accompanying domestication would appear to be without precedent.

We owe it to future [employees] not to set such a terrible precedent" by creating an open shop now.