Sentences with phrase «recent precedent»

There is a very recent precedent for this course of action — on the other side of the country.

However, it seems to me that, for the most part, what students retain for the purposes of exams is current statutory or case law or very recent precedent.

And both Labour and the Tories ridicule the best recent precedent of codified existing international obligations — the EU European Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms 2000.

The most recent precedent from the Court on this issue comes in the form of District of Columbia v. Heller and McDonald v. Chicago which were decided in 2008 and 2010 respectively.

«If that is indeed the case, to me it would seem to be at least a break in recent precedent,» Kevin Arquit, co-head of the antitrust practice at Weil, Gotshal & Manges, told CNBC's «Power Lunch.»

The situation is not without recent precedent.

It's an exciting way to decide a championship, and it has recent precedent at Troon.

The most recent precedents include, Cypress, Kazakhastan (not violently thought, but it is taken that native Russians have to move out), Myanmar (Rohingya)..

There are few recent precedents for the rift.

That it could win the Foreign Language Film Oscar with no social relevance, historical basis, or recent precedent speaks to the distinctness of this original vision and emotionally fulfilling experience.

Recent precedent certainly backs up that type of pessimism.

[57] The seriousness of overturning two recent precedents of this Court, representing the considered views of firm majorities, can not be overstated.

Parenthetically, you were no doubt as surprised as Yellen when her tenure as chairwoman was, without recent precedent, terminated by Pres. Donald Trump after just one term.

To quote more recent precedent, Miller v. Reed from the 9th Circuit (a federal court of appeals, not a state court) states that

Due to the lack of subsequent litigation on state bond defaults, this and other old cases provide the most recent precedents.

There is very recent precedent.

There's some recent precedent here.

Recent precedents being what they are, it seems that companies have gotten into the habit of taking their sweet time with these sorts of disclosures.

The decision broke with the recent precedent of presidents extending the terms of Fed chiefs originally nominated by predecessors from the other political party.

Based on this recent precedent and the increasing value placed on starting quarterbacks, it was hardly surprising when Andrew Luck signed a six - year, $ 140 million contract.

In a departure from recent precedent, he has also authorised - Nick Clegg's Liberal Democratsto be given full access to key civil servants.

This type of event has a recent precedent: In 2009, a strain of H1N1 emerged that was very similar to the virus that caused a 1918 pandemic that killed 50 million to 100 million people.

This kind of direct participation by an Ontario premier in a federal campaign has no recent precedent, not even in the days when Mike Harris and Jean Chrétien viewed each other with disdain.

Katherine's case ended up in court because of a recent precedent, decided not by asking the big question of «what is «liberty»?»

These recent precedent setting decisions have been widely reported as preserving the California UCL.

Did CJ Roberts» vote for defendant Cunningham at the Justices» private conference right after oral argument and then assign the opinion Justice Ginsburg OR was CJ Roberts» initially with the dissent until he saw that the majority opinion had the weight of nearly all recent precedents on its side?

(My next column, to be published in early March, will cover Angel's recent precedent - setting move to DLA Piper.)

One reported decision of Katie's to note is the recent precedent setting case of Kulaveerasingam v. State Farm in which she successfully argued that the interest rate applicable to overdue benefits payments for «transitional policies» under the SABS was 1 % compounded monthly rather than 2 %.

In a recent precedent - setting case, Verdugo v. Target Corp. (California), we persuaded the California Supreme Court that retailers do not owe their customers a common - law duty to maintain automatic external defibrillators.

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