Sentences with phrase «earlier precedent»

Unlike earlier precedents, Brown's style has been rendered with the simplest, almost primitive, visual means and with an emphasis on the single, highly evocative and immediately apprehendable image.

Zinsser's material paintings and conceptual drawings often pay homage to, expand upon, and subvert earlier precedents in NYC's painting history, from Abstraction Expressionism to Radical Painting to Post-Modernism.

SC One could argue that your work shares similarities with Warhol, Jack Smith or earlier precedents such as Joseph Cornell.

Laws governing metadata are still in their infancy, but early precedents permit tech - savvy counsellors to freely read any metadata they find, much as they would a forgotten sticky».

Probably when he kicked out at Ox... Surely after the early precedent a kick - out is a straight red??

Little boys that either play with the doll themselves (I hear people everywhere freaking out at the idea) or at least see their sister or friends play with the doll will have an early precedent set that breastfeeding is just how babies are fed.

Lippmann replaced Judith Kaye, another long - serving judge forced to retire because of age, and he set an early precedent when he began pushing for pay raises for his fellow judges.

In 1988, inspired by the early precedents, Wolfgang Feist and Bo Adamson developed the passive house standard in the backdrop of historically low energy prices.

Earlier precedents had recognized that the assistance of appointed counsel was critical not only to equalize the sides in an adversary criminal process, [Footnote 2/2] but also to give substance to other constitutional and procedural protections afforded criminal defendants.

Following an earlier precedent set by the UK, which had concluded transfer agreements with Kenya and the Seychelles, the EU has concluded a number of agreements through which alleged pirates could be tried in countries in the region, subject to certain human rights conditions.

Instead, they have to go off and research this recent piece of legislation to see if it negatively affects their earlier precedent.

With the Cotswold Geotechnical trial imminent, we may have an early precedent.

The ongoing chill on speech makes it necessary to invoke the earlier precedents that a statute that chills speech can and must be invalidated where its facial invalidity has been demonstrated

An earlier precedent can be found in Egypt where over 1,000 judges threatened to boycott presidential and Parliamentary elections in 2005 unless the government took steps to control corruption, and even earlier in 1968 the judiciary was so outspoken about Nasser's war policy that he dismissed them in what became known as the «massacre of the judiciary».