Sentences with phrase «many precedents for it»

Soon after the campaign was funded, Kickstarter banned all future synthetic biology campaigns amidst blowback in the media and worries among members of the scientific community that the Taxa project would create a precedent for «the unsupervised release of GMOs,» according to the Verge.

There is plenty of historical precedent for that, according to Jellison.

«The field is always evolving and changing and is relatively new, so there's no real established precedent for many of the things we do in social media,» she told The Drum.

And a second time in the now - infamous Footnote Nine, copied below, in which Department of Justice lawyers cite Levison (In re Under Seal...) as precedent for seizing Apple's source code and its private electronic signature.

Apple is fighting the order, arguing that complying with the request would weaken the security of all iPhones and create an open - ended precedent for judges to make demands of private companies.

As much as you might want to ask for a large amount upfront, the research suggests that you should start small and establish a commitment precedent for continually bigger amounts.

There is no evidence that the company's policies were at fault, and plenty of precedent for non-customers being asked to leave stores.

«Super Mario Bros. 3» set the precedent for how the entire series has been handled since.

Finally, it also should be noted that this move sets a powerful precedent for other restaurants.

But if this case sets a precedent for how Trump's economic policies are going to work, it heralds a dangerous shift from an economic system based on rules toward an economic system based on deals.

There was plenty of precedent for this, as Helmut Kohl had paid one Deutschmark for every worthless East German Ostmark at reunification, and it caused a serious inflationary burden in the Federal Republic, though it was generally assimilated by the force and the executive and engineering quality of the German manufacturing industries.

But Kasich did sign into law a measure banning abortions after 20 weeks — another controversial regulation that could potentially brush up against previous court rulings, even though Kasich cited Supreme Court precedent for his veto of the «heartbeat» legislation.

On the other hand, this type of action could set a precedent for other countries to vie for control of the strait.

It may be early in the show's run, but Colbert is already setting a precedent for booking guests beyond the traditional circle of Hollywood elite pitching their film and television projects.

But there is precedent for Apple trying lower - cost options, which means there's always a possibility they'll do it again.

Eight other states have gambling laws with similar language to New York's, so what happens in New York could set a precedent for legality elsewhere.

Colbert is in just his second week as the new host of The Late Show, but the comedian has already set a precedent for hosting guests from the corporate world, with Tesla Motors (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk and Uber CEO Travis Kalanick visiting during the show's first week.

There is precedent for this: Amazon didn't start breaking out AWS - only numbers until 2015, nine years into its existence.

There was a lot of precedent for actors directing back in early years.

Otherwise, the employer risks allowing a precedent for communication over public, nonwork - related social media channels to emerge.

Prop F is a bad piece of legislation and would be an even worse precedent for other cities to copy.

Also, bear in mind that giving holiday bonuses sets a precedent for the years to come.

But while the announcement is no - doubt shocking (as Police Chief Bill Blair remarked, «We have no historical precedent for doing that in Ontario), it comes on the heels of a similar move in numerous U.S. cities, where the axe has already fallen on those previously considered to be untouchable.

There is historical precedent for a different relationship between the U.S. government and corporations.

Since there's no precedent for national drone traffic control systems, it's hard to say what the concerns with a private solution would be.

Producing its first metal from the Bulong nickel / cobalt project has set a new precedent for WA - based miner Preston Resources Limited.

The supply of energy to a Gympie coffee plant has set a precedent for Kleenheat Gas Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of Perth - based national agricultural and industrial group, Wesfarmers Limited.

It might seem preposterous that RIM could stop making BlackBerrys and still survive, but there is a big, blue precedent for the move.

And there was good historical precedent for that.

There is no precedent for the Tech Bulge.

«There are few historical precedents for the scale of its loss,» writes Bloomberg's Eric Newcomer.

This sets a troubling precedent for any future projects planning to cross provincial borders.

Thomas speculates that the Bangladeshi government may be spooked because it could set a precedent for action by the EU, the second largest market, where he says consumers are «very sensitive» about these issues and «preferences are largely centered on apparel items.»

Alternative energy is not a vital resource for the US economy, but forms of funding for alternative energy projects have been extended many times, creating a precedent for funding in the near future.

He said he would accept the inclusion of «sexual orientation» in the Canadian Human Rights Act if it were «clearly defined, but not if it were used as a precedent for further benefits like marital status,» the magazine stated.

The stop imposed by President Trump to Singapore - based Broadcom's $ 117 billion dollar hostile takeover bid for US chip maker Qualcomm may not stop cross-border acquisitions but sets a precedent for foreign deals.

There are few historical precedents for the scale of its loss.

There is precedent for killing the Department of Labor's fiduciary rule based on its lack of adequate studies.

If the Senate overruled MacDonough and allowed these provisions to sneak through under reconciliation, then that sets the precedent for future Senates to do the same thing.

But it set a precedent for unequal status that neither Elizabeth nor the company believed was correct.

There is precedent for central banks offering credit to individuals, and infinite maturity loans with no interest don't have credit risk, so there is no need for collateral or government indemnity.

And there's already precedent for banning ads in the U.S..

Our maiden Mission Approval establishes an important precedent for the private sector to engage in peaceful space exploration, bringing with it monumental implications for the advancement of technology, science, research, and development, as well as commercial ventures that expand Earth's economic sphere.

There's precedent for using tariffs as an aggressive way to motivate countries to take collective action.

Okay, so is there any decision about Uber's driver classification that would be binding precedent for the entire state?

There's little or no precedent for a Chinese court taking such action at the request of a U.S. company, he said.

«While there is no modern precedent for an adult child of the president [in the West Wing], I will voluntarily follow all of the ethics rules placed on government employees,» she said.

There's plenty of precedent for that.

This sets a dangerous precedent for other countries and the ECB could act in similar fashion.

«In the past two years, the most outstanding mutual fund and holding - company managers of the past couple of decades, each with different styles, with limited overlap in their portfolios, collectively and simultaneously underperformed the S&P 500... There is no precedent for this.