Sentences with phrase «with precedent»

The trouble with precedent in a situation like this is that it is so fact specific.

The committee will also select a theme and implement a nationwide project, in keeping with the precedent set by the previous committee's student leadership initiative on global citizenship.

With no precedent for a comprehensive redistricting strategy, we set out to create a plan and start building the foundation for this work.

This is not an honest way of dealing with precedent.

It is also inconsistent with the precedent the ABA committee has created with regard to other law schools it has found back in compliance.

I disagree with that precedent, but it is what it is.

Over thirty years, American administrations have avoided making an issue of Israel's claim to an undivided Jerusalem; Obama broke with that precedent in a staged crisis.

Mercedes has revised the instrument cluster and the infotainment screen, in accordance with the precedent set by the E-Class.

I was surprised when I recently asked around some of the firms as to what the KM Managers are doing in their day to day work that it is mostly working with precedents and other documents.

«I wouldn't worry too much about any judge granting prior restraint in this matter unless they're not familiar with precedent or current law,» says Jonathan Kotler, a lawyer with broad experience in media law who teaches at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California, in an interview with the ABA Journal.

It was transparent, intelligible, and, indeed, coherent; it was based on the evidence, submissions of the parties, and the arbitrator's analysis; and it was consistent with the precedents relied upon by the arbitrator in reaching a conclusion.

A report released last week by scientists from the University of Hawaii at Manoa stated that if greenhouse emissions continue their escalation, temperatures across most of the earth will rise to levels with no precedent in recorded history by 2040.

Success was clearly with precedent, in light of the epic returns of the Harry Potter and Twilight franchises to which this was most readily compared.

With the precedent behind it, the next few months could be profitable for MTel.

Yet the difficulty remains: Slavery was in fact a tradition of this country, thus arming progressives with a precedent for nearly unlimited rights activism.

I can not but help recall this very strong statement with this precedent vis - a vis Sanchez wanting to leave for Manchester City this season, never mind the super offer of Wenger for Sanchez to stay: Mark McGhee [Manager of Milwall] had this to say of one his players being persistently tied to a move to Spurs, obviously, he was dead against that: «The only way Mark (Bircham) will be going to Spurs is if he buys a ******* season Ticket.

Still, the judges don't fault Caproni or prosecutors for providing jury instructions that were «consistent with our precedent at the time.»

Consequently, current population - wide intakes of refined sugars in Westernized societies represent quantities with no precedent during hominin evolution.

Quake 2 only shares the names with his precedent.

Ultimately, it's just one automaker, and one product, but we're uncomfortable with the precedent that Ford is setting.

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Although the videos in «Video > Sculpture» are formally and conceptually engaged with the precedents and issues of video, and the sculptures are immersed in the phenomenal world, emphatically objects down to their metaphorical fingertips, in all these pairings there is a strong suggestion of cause and effect.

Indeed, it wasn't hard to play spot - the - 1990s artist: «Zero to Infinity» abounded with precedents for works by Martin Creed, Damien Hirst, Liam Gillick, Susan Hiller, Felix Gonzalez - Torres, Charles Ray and others.

Crow is also drawn to the idea of domestic interiors traditionally considered a «feminine» space and is, like Stettheimer, unconcerned with precedents.

ART Correction: October 9, 2005, Sunday A headline last Sunday about the artist Elizabeth Murray, the subject of a coming exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, credited her erroneously with a precedent.

The chain of events is pretty typical here, i.e. a circuit court taking a narrow view of the case and the given piece of legislation, the higher court taking far more care with precedent and with the consequences of overturning precedent.

Our experts are among the most experienced professionals in their fields, and with Physician Life Care Planning there is no need to manage communication between experts» offices or coordinate lead times for products with precedent - dependent relationships.

The defensive driving training of the driving school handles the exercises and practices on how to step on the break with the precedent of proper deceleration.

Having been alerted to above's findings, while preparing for my own SRL's claim against BC's Minister of Justice / Attorney General's Office, slated for a Feb. 12/16 Summary Judgment in Victoria, ensured I have a solid, clear case, with precedent samplings and exhibits, I look forward to experience how the Supreme Court Judge will lay out his / her «Argument.»

Because legal problems arise in particular factual contexts, reasoning about the meaning of a legal rule often requires more than the mechanical application of the general words in the text.3 Likewise, when an attorney reasons by analogy, she considers the precise nature of the particular legal problem and context and does not simply compare the surface details of her client's case with a precedent.4

Libraries full of case law and regulation, shelves lined with texts and CLE binders, filing cabinets crammed with precedents — but nobody to apply legal skills and expertise to convert them into actionable outcomes of value to clients.

In any event, sometimes a problem with precedents is that they are found on their facts and might not provide the all encompassing guidance that would be needed, although presumably the Court of Appeal will try to avoid that outcome.

«Property» does not disappoint with precedents covering building agreements, easements and boundaries, leases and tenancy agreements, mortgages and land sales.

Bamberger's fee award was clearly made with some precedent.

The practice is incompatible with a precedent - based legal system because it is inconsistent with the doctrine of stare decisis — when a court has decided a principle of law applicable to certain facts, it will apply that principle to all future cases where the facts are substantially the same.

An interesting paper which looks quite in accordance with a precedent study of «American College od Trial Lawyers» and «Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System».

As with the precedent set by previous CCW discussions and negotiations on other issues, the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots will take its seat at the table at every CCW session, as well as make statements, circulate documents, and host side events.

The M9 showcased their inability to accept change that the «UltraPixel» was bust, that their design was getting dated due to the rest of the market finally catching up to to their metal construction, and enthusiast hopes clinging to what were ultimately false renders resulted in the perfect storm that hastened their spiral into demise, with both their reputation and finances tanking with no precedent.

Although unhappy his client lost his appeal, Luzak's lawyer, Barry Wadsworth of Toronto - based Shell Lawyers, was satisfied with the precedent he says this case has established — that members of RECO who feel they have justifiable grounds upon which to appeal RECO's disciplinary decisions, do have recourse to judicial review.

A state - appointed hearing examiner has recommended that the Maryland State Board of Education break with precedent by overturning a county school board's decisions on school closings and changes in attendance boundaries.

«The law that's handed down by the Supreme Court is binding on everyone, so we're familiar with all precedents,» said Bharara, whose office declined to comment on the motion to dismiss.

Another European country, France, declared virtual currency as acceptable means of payment in accordance with precedent set by the European Court in 2015.

Add to all these the peculiar case of 1998 — a year of a powerful El Niño temperature oscillation in the Pacific that took temperatures to a level with no precedent in history — and the contradictions could be reconciled.

In late February 2018, the Federal Ministry of Finance declared virtual currency as acceptable tender for payments in accordance with precedent set by the European Court in 2015.

Moreover, how do I counter the argument that law firms, in some form or other, have always practised KM — working with precedents and recycling memos and other forms of knowledge is not new — and therefore why do we need a KM department?

In the fall of 1991, no one had seen a recruiting class like Chris Webber, Juwan Howard, Jalen Rose, Jimmy King and Ray Jackson, but with no precedent for freshman dominance, the Wolverines were ranked 20th in the opening AP poll.