Use of the word precedent in a sentence example

precedent

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A decission without precedent is useless. [noun]

Remember this incident as a precedent. [noun]

It [the expulsion of inspectors] sets a dangerous precedent fore the integrity of the non-proliferation regime. [noun]

The campaign group claimed the development would desecrate the area and create an unwelcome precedent for other national parks. [noun]

Wolowski, "is a precedent in favor of this right." [noun]

Let us hope that this legislative precedent will not be fruitless for the cause of equality. [noun]

But it was in the olden time, nor can we hold it a precedent fitting for this occasion. [noun]

It would be a bad precedent and unworthy of the spirit of the age. [Please select]

Our first assassination, there was no precedent for comparison. [Please select]

"There is no precedent for one in office to withhold his hand from profit and backsheesh." [Please select]

His ambition and pride and avarice were gratified beyond precedent in English history. [Please select]

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