Definition of «dangerous precedent»

The phrase "dangerous precedent" refers to a decision, action, or behavior that, if allowed or accepted, could set a harmful or negative example for the future. It means that allowing something now could lead to similar or worse consequences in later situations.

Phrases with «dangerous precedent»

Sentences with «dangerous precedent»

However, it sets a very dangerous precedent for the long - term. (dealsagar.com)
This would be quite an extensive and demanding task to be placed on tribunals and courts as well as a potentially dangerous precedent to set for future litigants. (ablawg.ca)
According to the report, in addition to killing and harming far more civilians than the government admits, drones may be strategically unwise because they are often inaccurate, serve as a recruiting tool for militants, undermine the rule of law, and set dangerous precedents for other countries. (firstthings.com)
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Definition of «dangerous precedent»

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Sentences with «dangerous precedent»

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