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It is completely unregulated by any certification organizations and therefore has no real precedent to what its content should be.

In the proof, to increase the persuasive power, quotes the Qing Dynasty judicial precedent massively, said the law by the document.

Some observers say there is a recent precedent for the sort of pressures the system is now facing.

To its opponents, China's Three Gorges dam on the Yangtze River is all the more tragic because it has a historical precedent.

The election of one individual with the single mission of controlling the police seems to have no direct precedent in America or elsewhere.

A juridical precedent is nothing but "authenticated custom"

For nothing to happen would be a very bad precedent here in Asia, ' he said.

Lawyers said the decision could set a precedent for a broad application of the antimonopoly law.

This seems to offer a sort of legal invitation to criminals to cover their tracks, and the precedent will probably be controversial.

When a principle is asserted which establishes such a precedent, and may lead to such results, it is, to say the least, startling.

renault: another precedent gone. this has been a very interesting evening. i'll call you a cab. gasoline rationing time of night.

agree, whether or not subject to any condition precedent or subsequent, to do any of the foregoing.

Historical precedent is often the forecasting tool of the mediocre mind.

"Everyone is hoping that there will soon be a [deal approval] precedent but no one wants to go first, " he said.

You know that the higher cost of credit, you can take the demand draft just as a one-off precedent.

But it is worth noting, as something of a precedent, the Islamic concept of zakat.

A generation is growing up plugged into an internet-polity that lets it trade ideas and goods in a way that has no precedent.

The report arrives just as a Chinese court has breathed new life into a potentially precedent-setting AIDS discrimination lawsuit.

As it happens, there is a very recent precedent for this sort of effective apology.

It eventually came out on top, and helped shape the legal precedent for video game copyright law.

The question now is whether Mr. Kan, a plain-spoken former civic activist, can further defy precedent by lasting more than a year in office.

Spain and Italy would not be the only places to fret about the precedent of rich regions pulling away from poorer ones.

There might be precedent in the case of Chuckie Taylor, a U. S. citizen and son of the former Liberian warlord Charles Taylor.

We had not heard this because medical reports were following precedent by not preaching diet changes before research was finished.

Professional field explorers should be part of every crew sent to the moon, establishing the precedent for Mars exploration.

'A fall in the number of poor of this magnitude over such a short period is without historical precedent, ' the authors write.

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"However, " he said, "we can't predict when or where it will start. On historical precedent, it could be any time in the next two years. "

Since there is no precedent to build such a complex and unique country as China, we have to do it by trial and error.

Setting a rather inauspicious precedent, the empress is said to have fortified her driver, Sun Fuling, with a generous bowl of rice wine.

But this should not be regarded as a precedent for our future business. The accommodation is only for this transaction.

Yi Tenuo tell the truth, he said that the separation of southern Sudan is a "dangerous precedent. "

But this isn't as futuristic as it sounds: There's a precedent for this sort of use of body heat.

Mr Liu's conviction made him a martyr in the eyes of many colleagues, who feared the precedent his case set.

So the flow of resources from the commodity booms to the bottom billion are without precedent.

This was a policy decision, and I congratulate the Shanghai authorities on setting a precedent.

There has no precedent go by about the lighting and aeration through opening double big holes in high-rise building construction.

So far few studies have been conducted on the difference between Precedent and Parody through case studies of advertisement discourse.

This rate of population increase has no historical precedent.

It teaches the importance of precedent but cautions that it will not always suffice for a new era.

Is the U. S. about to set a precedent that could alter the way its navy operates in the far western Pacific?

That's the kind of precedent that sets some of the bankruptcy industry leaders' teeth on edge.

Other prospective rulers have delved into history for an anomaly or legal precedent on which to base their claims.

Obviously, as the legal precedent law of the unwritten law, it has one's own unique characteristics.

If they got to the Supreme Court before the ground was prepared, might there be a precedent-setting loss?

The present shift in intellectual capital in favor of the East has no precedent in world history.

Lastly, the writer expatiates on arrest of ships owned by slot charterer of a container ship with an English precedent analyzed.

Dil, following this precedent of preparing for the end of the world, went into the shop and bought a kilogram of goat meat.

"A famous classic elegant enterprises, Yuan Shu-yin extensive peer precedent, " Ya-tomorrow is an azure blue sky, is an ideal When the sky.

The judicial precedent also plays a very important role in judicatory practice with its highly social adaptability.

That would set a dangerous precedent; it would also be a lot easier if the government was not restricted by laws to stop it.

The request was denied, for there was no precedent for this.

But Afghans say the corruption they see now has no precedent, in either its brazenness or in its scale.

But precedent suggests that this will serve merely to increase the demand for light.

But if historical precedent holds, September is likely to be characterized by more equity market volatility and arguably more losses.

There is but one precedent for a strong prime minister and a weak head of state.

Another precedent gone. This has been a very interesting evening.

While Unilever agreed this time, it will be a difficult precedent to hold as higher input prices spread across the economy.

Officials in Shanghai, where the 2010 World Expo will run from May until October, understandably do not dwell on the historical precedent.

While I think the university had a case, this may be the best outcome. A court case could have set a dangerous precedent.

me to agree with Paul Kennedy's thesis in The Rise and Fall of Great Powers that America must inevitably follow historical precedent.

No matter how the Court decides this case, it will not be simply by applying past precedent.

In Blackmun's view the constitution and judicial precedent failed to establish that personhood applied to the unborn.

It will not dominate the digital news market the way iTunes came to rule the digital music market. But it sets a worrying precedent or two.

Such a merger has a precedent when the EU created the high representative for foreign affairs and security policy in the Lisbon treaty.

That was bad enough, what with the nuisance of 300-odd years of precedent affirming the right of the press to report whatever MPs say or do.

Favourable precedent could help the company's civil suit against Intel set for trial in Delaware next March.

There was an apt precedent for this in the previous war.

A case once decided establishes a binding precedent to a certain extent, and will be followed by the courts when similar issues arise later.

Such price cutting in Britain is alarming some U. S. Industry analysts who fear it could set a dangerous precedent for the U. S.

WIPO's Symposium to Address Operational Deficiencies in Global IP Systems will set a precedent for a wide range of IP issues.

Karath was the first officer of significant rank to go over, and he set a dark precedent.

There is already a precedent for this in nature, in the form of a Japanese spiny rat which has survived the loss of its Y chromosome.

The precedent to which we are constantly inclined to appeal must reside in the symbol itself.

As a complicate language phenomenon, Precedent and Parody is commonly used in advertisement.

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Taking Qianjiang district as a precedent, this part sketches out the current state and general situation of construction land in this area.

There was not any precedent to show how a line costing millions of pounds to build could be made to pay.

So far, there are more questions than answers, but General Younes's death is an ominous precedent.

Imposing a lenient sentence for such a serious crime sets a dangerous precedent.

Is there a precedent for what you want me to do?

However, Switzerland's role as a safe haven will at times take precedent over the relative interest rate movements.

The 1992 election, held in the aftermath of a recession yet still lost by Labour's Neil Kinnock, may be a precedent.

All conditions precedent to the bringing to this action have been satisfied, waived , or otherwise fulfilled.

If this suggestion is accepted, it should not be considered as a precedent.

However, the precedent would be binding on the district courts within the Fifth Circuit.

The cautionary precedent frequently cited is that of Germany's rise at the end of the 19th century.

More important might be the precedent set by Espinosa's actions in those final hours.

Such a bill could not abolish rights found in the European convention (and common law precedent already protects family life and privacy).

For one thing, Universal vowed in a statement to seek a retrial and asserted that anyway, the ruling is not precedent setting.

If she follows royal precedent she could be giving birth to an heir to the throne before April next year.

The precedent of Slobodan Milosevic, carted off to the dock after falling from power in Serbia, has not been lost on the world's bad men.

To interpret such a humorous discourse, identifying the precedent is very important.

There is widespread feeling in patent departments of corporations around the country that Kearns' case represents a frightening precedent.

His release, in 1999, was the precedent to a referendum and, eventually, to independence.

Mark. Twain's style and created a language of colloquial American novel precedent for later writers had a tremendous impact. Mark.

But with that precedent on the books, it is important to understand why it shouldn't be applied in the Arizona cases.

It would have looked like a military coup and would have set a disastrous precedent.

for if he violates this duty, he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself.

As an important source of law, precedent is die expression form of law in the common law countries.

The rate and duration of China's economic growth have no historical precedent.

This paper try to make a step study to efficiency and fairness from real individual in the basis of precedent research.

When a common law judge concludes that blind adherence to precedent would produce an unjust result in the case presented for decision.

The trial of an ex-president would be without precedent in modern French history.

No less important, what is to stop some future president from using Obama's precedent to justify even more aggressively unilateral actions?

Some of these will probably fall foul of the new precedent.

I apologize if these rules were not clear, but we were simply following the precedent used at past competitions as approved by the WPF.

In the United States, Depression-era policies serve as a relevant precedent.

But a depressing precedent has been set by incumbent telecoms firms, which, like most banks, are stodgy bureaucracies at heart.

There are also potential concerning the selection of staff eligible for the payments and the setting of a precedent for future payments.

At the White House, Press Secretary Dana Perino warned the ruling represents a dangerous precedent.

It will also set a precedent for dealing with potential writedowns on Portuguese, or other sovereign debt.

In Civil law countries, precedent is not generally considered having binding force, though it still takes effects in practice.

They will readily cite you past precedent; often their records were better than ones I could access.

The region's leaders, like the Chinese, are afraid that any intervention would set a precedent for outside meddling in their own affairs.

Gou's role in revolutionizing manufacturing at the turn of a new century has an obvious precedent.

She set a precedent as the first woman executive in the company .

Longstanding precedent counseled that the Court ought to defer to Congress on the policy aspects of copyright law.

as the comparative study shows , conditions precedent has different meaning in different legal systems.

The only thing that is clear is that if your correspondent should be shown the door, there is a sweeping legal precedent in his favour.

To cede some degree of autonomy need not set a dangerous precedent , nor need it be a Trojan horse for full independence .

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However, as the world's largest polluter (albeit partly on behalf of others), this does not set a good precedent.

The power in his voice and his interpretation of the song is without precedent.

"The precedent for moving quickly on a sample to make a key decision was already established, " Dr. Ley said.

Companies are facing "an onslaught of challenges, " he says, "which in some cases have no historical precedent. "

And there is no precedent for what Mr Obama is attempting: no major party has ever offered voters a black presidential nominee.

The bigger danger is the long-term precedent it would set.

But she sets a precedent that could affect the free-speech rights of journalists and citizens.

There is no precedent for such a procedure.

I work for a male-dominated SME and there is no precedent for working flexibly.

As a lower-court judge, she was bound by Supreme Court precedent.

There was almost no precedent to follow, no chart by which to steer.

Once a hierarchy of binding precedent has been established a certain amount of rigidity is introduced into the law.

The case could set an important precedent for drug patents across the developing world.

In a production environment, speed of recovery rather than speed of discovery takes precedent.

The brothers were astonished by their find, but it was not without precedent.

Host organizations may not enforce local rules except to comply with legislation or legal precedent in the applicable jurisdiction.

The "liberty" of majority rule is restricted by the constitution or precedent decided by previous generations.

What many are wondering is whether, based on historical precedent, that will be enough to avoid trouble.

At present, there is no uniform standard on the exertion and its degree and scope. Problems are mainly decided according to precedent.

The appointment of female commander of a navy warship is without precedent .

A recently married co-worker asked the whole team, which sets a precedent that I'm expected to follow.

British precedent pointed in this direction, a factor of consequence in the campaign for an American law.

The decision to run it set a precedent to publish photos of indigenous peoples "as they are. "

Each decision will become precedent to some degree and will become a part of the body of law .

I believed, so great was my faith, or so deceptive the precedent of Young Ireland, that I should find men of genius everywhere.

There is no precedent for a disaster of this scale.

The idea of culling a species to save it has some historical precedent.

That, however, is about the only electoral precedent in Mr Obama's favour these days.

Mindful of this precedent, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates aggressively in 2001, while politicians offered tax cuts.

However, many scheduling algorithms often ignore the data connection and precedent restriction among tasks.

Is rented after all by Milan, finally vanishes however people's precedent to be many.

The thesis was composed on the base of precedent study of Bible and the new rising spatial criticism.

The unlikely partnership between the state media behemoth and the private Web start-up has a precedent, too.

When there is no precedent set, individuals learn while working closely with others to solve new customer problems.

The precedent is alarming: at this point in the 1929-32 bear market, stocks had another 75 per cent to fall before hitting bottom.

This intervention in another nation's affairs has set a precedent which we hope other countries will not follow.

Labour MPs broke with precedent to applaud Martin last night after he announced the interim rules to tighten MPs' expenses and allowances.

There's clear precedent for the state to step in if a parent isn't doing anything to stop cancer that could kill a child in six months.

But Henry E Berman (president of the San Francisco Airport Commission, by the way) has set an inspiring precedent.

Mada Ha users, none of the stolen vehicle lost precedent.

A rescue for Greece, some claim, would set a second precedent: fiscal transfers to preserve monetary union.

This view is reinforced by the precedent of past price movements, mapped by technical analysts who study charts.

In a precedent-setting move, the Spanish Parliament recently voted to extend basic rights to chimpanzees and other great apes.

When you're doing something that's brand new that there is no precedent for, it can be a little nerveracking and it can be a lot fun.

This school is the precedent of female school in Linxia, and is the earliest Muslim female school.

But precedent also shows that voters will not tolerate technocrats indefinitely.

The Chrysler case could set a precedent for General Motors Corp, which is using a similar quick-sale strategy in its bankruptcy in New York.

The political factors may tip the balance somewhat towards breaking with precedent and labelling China a manipulator.

These see positive short-term fundamentals taking precedent, with gold hitting $1, 750 an ounce by the end of the year.

Nor is Chinese courtesy merely conventional; it is quite as reliable in situations for which no precedent has been provided.

The prospect of a former president in the dock is without modern precedent.

The nature of legal interpretation were the nature of law which it explained. The legal precedent were examples of specific application.

"It sets a precedent that yes, you can use models [that include] uncertainty - and that's good, " he says.

a representative legal action whose outcome is likely to become a precedent.

While few may object to blocking access to child pornography, online restrictions set dangerous precedent.

Do not take it as a precedent.

A conclusive statement or decision that may be taken as a guide or precedent.

Courts have ruled that when the wording is similar to the federal clause, federal precedent will be used to decide the dispute.

Thanks to the precedent set by Japan, many of these lessons were quickly put into practice.

What is different is the National History Center attached to the Imperial Academy, opened the national history , Hanlin combined precedent.

A Chinese wall of money will be on its way, once the Blackstone precedent has been set.

But until all avenues of appeal are exhausted, the precedent will not be firmly set.

What a terrible precedent this would set, they said, and what a terrible intervention in the Swiss-clock mechanisms of the free market.

The second part states the demolition condition and typical precedent then classify these disputes, to facilitate the analysis below.

Free-market partisans in the West were shocked by the Chinese intervention and decried it as a dangerous precedent.

The Senate Democrats' spending bill requires no spending offsets, which they say would set a bad precedent for future disasters.

Our accommodation in this respect should not set a precedent for future transactions.

The federal rule has precedent and no lower government entity is supposed to overrule its authority.

The collapse of the Doha round of trade negotiations at the WTO in 2008 sets an ominous precedent for the coming year.

Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, offers a more sanguine precedent.

Fasi Zaka, a newspaper columnist, worries that the precedent could be used by governments to stifle criticism.

The Russians assert that Kosovo's independence against Serbia's wishes would set a precedent for other separatists.

The October Revolution overthrew the bourgeoisie, an event without precedent in world history.

By many indicators, today's security bosses enjoy a combination of power and money without precedent in Russia's history.

Conversation-as-document is a whole new paradigm with no existing precedent.

He created a precedent by garrisoning the frontier himself as an emperor.

I think it will embolden protesters across the Arab world as it is a precedent to oppressive regimes.

There is only one precedent for this kind of challenge to our thinking, and again it is military.

The roller-coaster over the past year and a half has been without precedent.

For some, the intervention set a dangerous precedent: protecting big investors from risks they had willingly taken.

They argue that Bear's shareholders bore a steep price, minimizing the risk that other firms will exploit the precedent.

Some observers, citing historical precedent, say an outbreak of inflation is inevitable.

They argue it sets a precedent that will encourage other countries to develop weapons programmes.

If you look at precedent transactions it usually takes three to four months to be granted approval.

They would be wary about setting a bad precedent.

If you'll forgive a somewhat fanciful comparison from the realm of science fiction, we could follow the precedent set by Isaac Asimov.

Because of that precedent, the generals cannot now count on troops to use violence.

There is no domestic precedent on government licensed management of Hutong Tour.

But the most recent round of en primeur trading has set a precedent. The vintage was not good but the prices remained high.

If politics adheres to precedent, it follows that an outcome almost without precedent cannot happen.

Great, his distinguished performance is really without precedent in history.

But is the U. S. Military's use of agile practices a solution with precedent or just wishful thinking?

Today it refuses to set a precedent of yielding to American pressure.

There is a precedent for this weirdly hermaphroditic parent figure: Emperor Hirohito in fascist, imperial Japan.

This, roughly speaking, was the world before the first world war - not an encouraging precedent.

Certainly, if a bubble does exist, there is no historical precedent for a slow unwinding.

But a quick death would set a pleasing post-Lehman precedent.

It could also, America hoped, create a precedent for similar overseas processing of Iran's uranium in future.

Precedent for this exists: Saudi Arabia has deposited funds in Lebanon's central bank.

The filter-through of stimulus cash to the pachinko parlours has historical precedent.

In cutting out Congress, Obama has overstepped even the dubious precedent set when President Bill Clinton bombed Kosovo in 1999.

But Beijing is loth to let democracy take root in this "Special Administrative Region" lest it sets a precedent elsewhere in China.

Mr Putin likes to cite the precedent of Franklin Roosevelt, who was elected American president four times.

There is a precedent for such a shift in allocation.

Addressing this problem would also set a precedent for future dealings on patents with India, she added.

Make legal precedent promote our legal system commonly in coordination with statute law.

That, in turn, could create a clear legal precedent for blocking unlicensed downloads.

If America sets a precedent of using only American made products then other countries will follow suit.

It claimed the settlement was in the public interest, fair and in line with decades of precedent.

Repeating that move with Lehman would create a terrible precedent, Mr. Paulson worried.

The idea of binding judicial precedent is a special feature of common law jurisdiction.

The Iranian government has a precedent for using the anniversary observances to announce its technological advances.

WSJ: Some people fear a say on pay creates a dangerous precedent that could interfere with management.

Why are we conditioned to view the working life as the precedent to retirement?

Long-established niceties of face-to-face behaviour haven't yet taken hold online and, in the absence of precedent, we have to wing it.

The precedent of Guangzhou Xincheng Machine Technology Co. , Ltd. is Guangzhou Huadu Xinbeida Machinery Plant.

Meanwhile, decision of expert panel and DSB's precedent also should be quoted.

Based on the results of precedent researches, the variations of the split-flow, the sediment deposition and the water level are synthesized.

Finally, a judge may always simply overrule the clearly applicable precedent.

Harrison hosted for Bangladesh concert, creating a rock music charity precedent.

Although Queen Elizabeth won the national embraced, and shall not go beyond precedent.

Our statecraft today recognizes that centuries of international practice and precedent have been overturned in the past 15 years.

Perhaps: but few Democrats now in office hark back to the Reagan precedent.

The continent law department was required to follow the precedent, too.

Seeing the lack of cash for future rescues, investors doubt this precedent will be maintained.

Last month he released a statement affirming that the school's decision was "based upon sound educational policy and legal precedent. "

That decision is seen as a likely precedent for the Rmb1, 000bn or so of bad bank bonds at the big state banks.

Remember, an appellate precedent carries more weight than a trial court decision.