Sentences with phrase «ample precedent»

(On second thought, I guess history offers ample precedent for this sort of thing.

Their pieces fit together at all sorts of odd angles, without the firm order of a picture frame and horizon line, but with ample precedents.

From the United States to Singapore, Germany to Kuwait, there are ample precedents to show how a large influx of low - skill, temporary workers can warp an entire country's labour market.

But there is ample precedent for those besieged at opposite margins to agree that the enemy of their enemy is their friend.

There is ample precedent for Luro to win a big one like the Kentucky Derby.

Conversely, there are ample precedents for Congress taking control of a private company.

But, there is ample precedent for a President having to...

There is ample precedent, in fact, for skeptics to be suspicious of researchers» invasive techniques.

There's ample precedent.

There is ample precedent for shortcut taking in public school testing: When No Child Left Behind required schools to assess all students in math and reading, many states made tests easier in order to inflate proficiency numbers.

(There's ample precedent for American artists dividing their time between Maine and New York, an arrangement some people consider the best of both worlds.