Sentences with phrase «past precedent»

However, lawyers, being concerned with governing future actions based on past precedent, are not typically suited by training to embrace planning, goal setting and a strategic mindset.

But many economists say past precedent suggests that all this spending will probably have little or no effect on energy prices.

With the Roberts Supreme Court already apparently reconsidering past precedents with an eye toward treating corporate and union...

There was even a crossover comic series between He - Man and Thundercats that released this year, so there is past precedent in seeing the worlds interact.

Referencing past precedents of feminist art, installation, performance, and ideology, the artworks in the show present an expanded visual language that has resulted from a more inclusive art world, shaped in part by the social movements of the 1970's, thereby paying homage to a generation who has paved the way for contemporary female expression.

(There is past precedent for women deacons.)

With the Roberts Supreme Court already apparently reconsidering past precedents with an eye toward treating corporate and union donations as free speech, a federal appeals court has now ruled on behalf of Emily's List that nonprofits can use functionally unbounded «soft money» to finance their election - year activities.

The president - elect's cryptic announcement stoked doubt among ethics experts, who fear the Manhattan mogul may be unwilling to follow past precedent to assure Americans that he won't mingle business with governing as president.

I would also like to know which American states still have a noncommercial easement in gross which is assignable, based on past precedent i.e. states which have not yet integrated Restatement (First's) in that respect (i.e. in so many words still have profits à prendre independent of the modern easement).

«Because some of these questions will be matters of gray, the question is interpretation of the Byrd Rule given past precedent,» Sarah Binder, who studies Senate procedure at George Washington University, told me.

the Party There are several past precedents where the party has acted outside of the constitutional committee in legal matters.

By being conscious of these trends and building business models which take into account past precedents, the development of 3D printing as a consumer technology could avoid potential difficulties in the area of intellectual property rights law.

Raphael Rubinstein suggests in Art in America that what sets Oehlen apart from other contemporary artists like, say, Oscar Murillo and Josh Smith, who have been know to borrow freely from Abstract Expressionism's gestural language, is that Oehlen «doesn't simply plunder art history for stylistic options or knowing references, but instead seeks to understand, assimilate and, with luck, transcend past precedents.»

If carbon dioxide is indeed a pollutant when present in excessive concentrations in the atmosphere — which the EPA's 2009 Endangerment Finding for carbon says that it is — then by law and by past precedent the Clean Air Act is the appropriate means for controlling all of America's own greenhouse gas emissions, regardless of their source.

A recent SEC decision allowing EOG Resources, one of the largest U.S. independent oil & gas companies, to exclude a shareholder resolution on GHG emissions reduction targets goes against past precedent, and may be a harbinger of further limits on shareholder engagement.

In invoking past precedents, the rebuttal scores an awesome trifecta by mentioning «Mutant of Omaha,» «Debbie Does Dallas,» and «Buttwiper» all in two paragraphs....

However, this alternative view faces one immediate obstacle: Lord Reed's narrative convincingly weaves together past precedent (in particular the elegant dovetailing with Michael), thus providing both an elegant account of the law's development and broader support for the incrementalist approach.

of Indiana Dept. of Workforce Development, decided on September, 12, 2013, the court concluded that «[a] lthough there is no indication of the supreme court having issued an order that footnote 1 was being amended or entering notice thereof on the official docket maintained by the clerk of the supreme court» and despite its own past precedent relying on the original version, it was obliged to conform to the practice set out in the regional reporter version.

A detailed look at the current environment for blockchain standards — as well as past precedents that may inform future steps.

Based on these earlier cases, the Court concluded that past precedent supported judicial deference to legislative judgments on what constituted a sufficient public good justifying the use of the takings power.

Have there been past precedents for something like this?

Therefore, I would also like to know which American states still have a noncommercial easement in gross which is assignable, based on past precedent i.e. states which have not yet integrated Restatement (First's) in that respect (i.e. in so many words still have profits à prendre independent of the modern easement).

that released this year, so there is past precedent in seeing the worlds interact.

If the 2015 general election produces a parliament that would allow for the formation of more than one potential coalition, past precedent could justify contradictory recommendations as to whom the Queen should invite to form a government.

Moreover, the specific circumstances of this by - election mean that past precedents might be misleading.

Kress suggests considering a past precedent.

It's often said that past precedent is the best indicator of future performance and over the past couple of years the varying BlackBerry device form factors and product families have become well established.

This is just my Friday evening attempt at pure BlackBerry smartphone speculation (you could think of it as a loose prediction) based on logic and RIM's past precedent.

What plot this might suggest remains to be seen, but past precedents are promising — Willy Reed's installations of anthropomorphic ceramics and collage - like paintings do read like a storyboard, and Chris Lux's large, illustration - like works recall early modernism and the narrative tableaus of non-western painting.

Still, Grassi has a fallback if one of those currencies plummets: past precedent.

Drafting employment contracts, policies, termination letters and releases based on a past precedent is often a good place to start.

Flood v. Kuhn (1972) maintained the status quo primarily on a stare decisis basis, following a past precedent even if that precedent was incorrect in the first place.

Professor Eugene Volokh thinks the court's ruling creates serious First Amendment problems, but what most troubles me, as someone who used to litigate discrimination cases, is the fact the court ruling conflicts with past precedent.

Don't get stuck in the past Precedents are a tricky one.

If Unilever is presently looking for a Human Resources Specialist who can provide the organization's professionals, managers, and employees with HR related advice and guidance, in a bid to resolve recurring problems, or those requiring adaptation of past precedents, then you need to look no further.