Phrases with «historic precedent»

The phrase "historic precedent" refers to a previous event or decision that has set an example or established a rule for future similar situations. It means that something has happened in the past that provides guidance or influence for current and future actions or decisions. Full definition

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Sentences with «historic precedent»

And to do so flies in the face of historic precedent. (totalpolitics.com)
As a result, donor focus on «service delivery» encouraged popular demand for projects that frequently exceeded historic precedent or local context. (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)
The increased natural gas production and use is critically important, as it is the key factor in reduced carbon emissions during a period of U.S. economic expansion — a break with historic precedent noted by the New York Times. (energytomorrow.org)
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Phrases with «historic precedent»

Sentences with «historic precedent»

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