Sentences with phrase «new precedent»

Every once in a while, a company starts up to set a brave new precedent in its industry.

It is also establishing an all - new precedent with its global smartphone expansion.

But no matter the outcome, the case will truly create new precedent.

It's a rather new precedent around the country, but a very welcome one.

If he doesn't, this will set a dangerous new precedent.

Even among the elite, disciplined cadre of Ironman athletes, Rich sets new precedents for endurance challenges.

She was a member of the Arkansas Law Review, which published his case note, Statutory Misconception: The Arkansas Supreme Court's Method in Finley v. Astrue Sets New Precedent for Uncertainty, 63 Ark..

Rami has a reputation for establishing new precedents in trademark disputes by successfully developing and executing strategic wins both at trial and on appeal.

The final product sets new precedent as one of the smoothest, beautiful, and fun multiplatform shooters to grace the PS3 yet, and it would be a shame to miss out on such a stellar game.

More fees on the horizon with the potential of new precedents in how online play is dealt with and managed.

established important new precedents in carrying out the social responsibilities or in defending the professional freedom of scientists and engineers.

The chairman (as required) declared that this introduced new precedent such that that Reid's point of order was now the rule to use going forward.

This would set a whole new precedent in dictating taxation from Washington, and we urge our representatives to vote no.»

Last weekend, inside a previously unremarkable circle of grass about 10 metres in diameter, a bold new precedent for drugs policy was set in the UK.

Cases developing new precedents are notorious for their unpredictability and huge cost and are therefore rare.

Many students go to law school believing that law training will empower us in some way — perhaps to do something as lofty as effect justice or make new precedent, or as pedestrian as earning a nice living and supporting our family.

Often these situations are fairly new precedents in Thailand especially when it is concerning foreign clients.

They also have a Twitter account that you can follow, which updates when new precedents are added to the database.

Following the announcement of Metro: Exodus, Mike takes a deep dive into Metro: Last Light, the predecessor that set new precedents for the shooter genre.

Following the announcement of Metro: Exodus, Mike takes a deep dive into Metro: Last Light, the predecessor that set new precedents for the shooter genre.

The lawyers I worked with were incredibly creative, tackling challenges that have arisen in the information age — the team was creating new precedents.

Previous award winners have been recognized for outstanding efforts to protect the public's health, safety, or welfare; to focus public attention on potential impacts of science and technology; to establish new precedents in carrying out social responsibilities; or to defend the professional freedom of scientists and engineers.

Achievements can include acting to protect the public's health, safety or welfare; focusing public attention on important issues related to scientific research, education, and public policy by their responsible participation in public debates; establishing important new precedents in carrying out the social responsibilities of scientists; or in defending the professional freedom of scientists and engineers.

The Boston law firm Ropes & Gray has won a key victory in an attempt to collect unpaid legal fees and has set new precedent in the process.

If successful, it would set a new precedent in Japan.

The hack sets a new precedent and draws into question the US government's ability to deter state - sponsored cyberattacks on even the most sensitive government and political operations.

The Times applauded the warnings that some Republicans are sending to Trump if he interferes with the investigation, but went to say that there needs to be more action so that Trump does not set a new precedent.

Since the policy was written in 2009, legal advocates argue, several court cases have set new precedents that could make some CBP electronic searches illegal.

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

This year has set a new precedent for external cyber meddling in America's political process.

«If something like that were to happen, it would set a new precedent for the Senate that would allow anybody to bring up any bill on any other bill at any other time, even under reconciliation,» Sen. Mike Enzi (R - WY) told me.

When you're setting a new precedent, you will need to make decisions amidst ambiguity and there will be unexpected challenges.

The Tesla Gigfactory, slated to open doors in 2017, will set a new precedent for economies of scale in battery production.

«This had never been done before here, so it was setting a new precedent, and there are those who reacted to that because of that,» Weatherford told CNN affiliate WLBT in July.

«This had never been done before here, so it was setting a new precedent, and there are those who reacted to that because of that,» Weatherford said.

OUWBC set a new precedent in 2015, competing against Cambridge at the Tideway on the River Thames, rather than Henley - on - Thames.

It has taken the best part of 20 years, however on Monday we'll finally see our first glimpse of Wales in the Barclay's Premier League when Swansea City make their Premier League débuts away at Manchester City, setting a new precedent in the process for becoming the first ever non-English representative in the Premier League.

Of course, this discussion leads us to the obvious question: have Real Madrid set a new precedent for the super-clubs?

If this point of order is sustained, a new precedent is established, and it controls Senate procedure thenceforth.

When this occurs, a new precedent is established, and the old rule or precedent no longer governs Senate procedure.

The presiding officer (as required) declared that their previous ruling was now overturned and proceeded to effectively (if not explicitly) set new precedent.

Even then, Obama ignored that requirement in Libya, setting a new precedent that all but deligetimized Congressional oversight

This intervention and its aftermath could establish a new precedent for international actors supporting genuine social forces within the Arab World.

His focus on proving innocence as well as proving guilt set a new precedent,» the governor said.

«Basically, we've established a new precedent,» said Sen. George Latimer, a Democrat who questioned Golden about the bill on the Senate floor.

«His focus on proving innocence as well as proving guilt set a new precedent.

The new precedent for dealing with corruption - plagued conference leaders was set in part by the Assembly Democrats back in January, when Sheldon Silver was forced to step down following his arrest.

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«His focus on proving innocence as well as proving guilty set a new precedent,» Cuomo wrote.