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Precedents/Laws.
Has historical precedents.
Such a union was proposed during certain crises of the 20th century;it has some historical precedents.
There are historical precedents for this type of solution.
Leadership challenges we face have no precedents.
Yu's case has numerous precedents in South Korean history.
See, it's not my job to educate you on legal precedents.
We live by rules, precedents, protocols. We're surgeons.
Most would argue that this is a terrible infringement of human rights, but there are precedents.
Unless some judge sets one? How do precedents become precedents. .
Kaufmann notes that past precedents show that even minor changes to the current regulatory regime can take years.
We're surgeons. We live by rules, precedents, protocols.
The lack of clear rules and precedents creates great opportunities, but also huge risks for the unprepared.
South Korea should play a major role, not only because it shares a common language, but also because it has established powerful precedents for a P2P economy.
All condition precedents of the strategic partnership have been satisfied and the relevant regulatory approvals have been obtained.
Europe and other developed countries have historical precedents to apologize for refugee issues.
There were precedents to his writing available in Egypt(plenty of which have survived to this day), and his Hellenistic and Egyptian background would have been influential in his writing.
Europe and other developed countries have historical precedents to apologize for refugee issues.
Though these set important legal precedents by prohibiting polygamy, expanding women's access to divorce, and raising the age at which girls could marry to 17 years of age- he simultaneously banned women's rights groups from organizing.
In common law systems, these fair practice statutes typically enshrine principles underlying many earlier judicial precedents, and are considered essential to freedom of speech.
Currently, about 80,000 Supreme Court precedents, about 50,000 lower courts decisions, and about 3,000 Constitutional Court rulings are in the system, and all the laws of the Republic of Korea including the Constitution, legislation, treaties, and its implementing ordinances are provided to users for free.
What some considered incoherence of the New Deal's ideology, however, was the presence of several competing ones, based on programs and ideas not without precedents in the American political tradition.
In fact, several past cases have created unpleasant precedents, due to which security measures should be carefully considered.
Stationarity" is the notion that we can anticipate the future based on the past, and plan accordingly, and this principle governs much of our engineering, our design of critical infrastructure,city water systems, building codes, even water rights and other legal precedents.
It can manage details such as labor movement history,labor laws, or labor precedents(and philosophy and ideology education) and so on as column, Q& A form, or forum beyond limitation of time and space.
Not only would it seem that there are no precedents sufficiently frequent and sufficiently precise in their bearing to establish such a rule of international law, but the alleged principle itself is by its very nature so uncertain and contested that even Governments of the same State have on different occasions maintained contradictory opinions as to its soundness.
Frequently asked questions about enrolling andeducating undocumented children, according to legal and federal laws and precedents, are explained in this 2009 National School Boards Association and National Education Association.
Intended to provide quick, cheap, and fair resolution of commercial disputes,this lex mercatoria established institutions and precedents that have survived to the present, and it now finds expression in a vast system of alternative(non-state) dispute resolution in arbitration proceedings.[4] In some countries, the merchants and manufacturers ultimately used their political influence to embed their customary legal institutions in state-enforced law.
Intended to provide quick, cheap, and fair resolution of commercial disputes,this lex mercatoria established institutions and precedents that have survived to the present, and it now finds expression in a vast system of alternative(non-state) dispute resolution in arbitration proceedings.
We already have such a precedent.