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Our ICO services, for example, will set a precedent.
You have set a precedent that can never be rectified….
Administration officials worry the French tax could set a precedent for other countries.
The Linkedin case set a precedent for the way foreign internet firms work in Russia.
It was the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent and set a precedent for subsequent Mughal architecture.
The Linkedin case set a precedent for the way foreign internet firms work in Russia.
Republicans believe it would automatically get challenged in court, dragging out the wall fight for years,and would set a precedent for a future Democratic president.
You have set a precedent that can never be rectified and certainly not justified.
As a final decision the Court set a precedent in the State of Oaxaca.
This act set a precedent, to some degree, for the practice of what we know as'imperialism' today.
The International Monetary Fund, alongside other creditors involved in the debt repayment negotiations in Athens,also emphasizes that Greece need not set a precedent for other ailing economies like Portugal.
The Soviet assault set a precedent for later interventions into Hungary in 1956 and Czechoslovakia in 1968.
It was his first ever architecture project, and set a precedent for a style of architecture that combines traditional building techniques with modern engineering methods.
McKinley's actions set a precedent that led to most of his successors exerting similar independent control over the military.
Git's indictment is a landmark case in the state of Israel which has set a precedent for Bitcoin seizure and may do the same for the confiscation of Bitcoin involved in a criminal operation.
For users, the service should not set a precedent for behaviors that may put the user at harm in other circumstances- for example, providing data without knowing the use of that data.
There's very little action in The Dark Knight,at least when compared to the superhero films that had set a precedent before its release, Spider-Man(2002) and its sequels, X-Men(2000) and its proto-grounded franchise, or going even further back, the Batman films shaped by Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher from 1989 to 1997.
Scheeren's ground breaking vision may yet set a precedent for many other urban spaces, seeking to balance the demands of space and privacy in increasingly dense cities, where both qualities are fast becoming a luxury.
Only a majority decision of the Court can set a precedent so the other 25 lawsuits would work their way through lower state courts for individual decisions.
If you roll over on this, it sets a precedent.
Smaller companies are less worried about setting a precedent for all employees, so they're often more flexible.”.
What people don't seem to realize is that's not about the amount butit's about setting a precedent.
This was seen as a major victory in the Israeli cryptocurrency industry-and one that sets a precedent for other bitcoin businesses struggling to get banking services.
President Barack Obama had said Sony made a"mistake" in canceling the movie,saying it risks setting a precedent in which"dictators can start imposing censorship" in the U.S.
Officials said senior bondholders in Laiki would be wiped out andthose in Bank of Cyprus would have to make a contribution- setting a precedent for the euro zone.
During one meeting on Kosovo in Brussels this year, Mr. Lavrov, the foreign minister, warned Ms. Rice and European diplomats that if they recognized Kosovo,they would be setting a precedent for South Ossetia and other breakaway provinces.
They say it will be safe because the oceanis large so it will be diluted, but that sets a precedent that can be copied, essentially permitting anyone to dump nuclear waste into our seas.”.
Washington refused to serve more than two terms- setting a precedent- and in his famous farewelladdress, he extolled the benefits of federal government and importance of ethics and morality while warning against foreign alliances and the formation of political parties.[44].