A bankruptcy in Detroit would have no precedent, despite an unusual flurry of municipal bankruptcies after the financial crisis.
If Trump scrapped the F-35, such a move by a new administration would have some precedent.
Had he done so, the court said, that would have established precedent for his heirs to argue that they had inherited his salable image as property.
I don't think it will be in the very near term but who knows?" A return would have a precedent.
Such an arrangement of both political and donor power would have little precedent in America.
If the Church were 'voting their conscience,' so to speak, they would have broken precedent, just as they did in issuing a statement on the election last year, and opted out of Trump's Inaugural ceremony.
But the homeland would have to take precedent.
Had Scotland seceded, the terms of its accession to the EU and any interim arrangement would have set precedents for other potential breakaways.
Such maneuvers have precedent.
