Sentence examples for world precedents from inspiring English sources

In this respect they may be taking their tips more from Madonna than from any art world precedents.

The 2001-02 financrisisremainsemains a world precedent.

If we do not act today, we have set a new world precedent that says the use of chemical weapons is frowned upon, but there will be no serious consequences.

The experiments provided a good deal of scientific and technological data, part of which can be considered as a world precedent.

Just like Atwood's original, nothing in the second season was fabricated without a real world precedent, and the amped-up violence felt eerily appropriate this year, when Trump era policies seem more and more dystopian.

Instead, she thinks of trigger warnings in the context of their real-world precedents.

To watch "In the Flesh" is to be dismayed by how many real-world precedents the tale has.

There are real-world precedents for regular cash grants in a number of rentier economies, including Iran, Bolivia, and Alaska [52, 53].

Roman gladiators fell into stock categories modelled on real-world precedents.

But with little real-world precedent to guide them, their assessments are necessarily an amalgam of statistical modeling and back-of-the-envelope calculation.

But the only real-world precedent -- a leak of anthrax spores from a biological weapons plant in Russia in 1979 -- killed just 68 people, perhaps because the amount released was small.