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Each assistant must keep on this study for at least two years; that is to say, they should master more than 720 judicial precedents .

But with no close precedents, it was hard to say by how much.

It may sound far-fetched, but given historical precedents and current rates, such a world may well be far from fantasy.

Court case verdicts do not constitute binding precedents. However, they are used for the purposes of judicial reference and guidance.

He must study the product, the research and the precedents. Then he must shut the door of his office and write the advertisements.

In an innovative economy there are not enough precedents to be able to estimate the probability of this or that outcome.

Their demand for mere food than their share was turned down in the light of precedents.

Such regimes are eager to see what kind of precedents will be set by Western officials as they wrestle with these evolving technologies.

There were no precedents for judging whether the biggest insurance company could be allowed to fail or whether a domino effect would follow.

In many legal precedents, it has been a controversy as to how joint debt and personal liability between a couple should be defined.

Precedents suggest that after a certain point is reached, the North does not behave rationally and does not listen to its Chinese ally.

There was no end of parallel cases and these made precedents to guide me.

As an appeals-court judge, she was always obliged to defer to precedents set by the Supreme Court.

In preparing his brief he gave only two pages to conventional legal reasoning and citation of precedents.

It's not easy to go on top of the world and what happened in Japan has no precedents in football history.

An entrepreneur named Ed Koupal is usually credited with setting the precedents that circulators of petitions follow today.

That works fine in similar countries where divorce rules are highly codified , precedents do not matter and judges' discretion is limited.

Most of the lawsuits against big companies, however, have been settled out of court, setting no clear precedents.

And if there were a guilty verdict, it would establish precedents that would make other prosecutions workable.

They followed new England Puritan precedents in this regard, still speaking of themselves as a New Israel and a covenanted people.

There have been partial precedents in American history but nothing quite like this.

Mr Roberts has a strong preference for making "narrow" decisions that have limited value as precedents.

The material sources are the status and precedents where the specific rules of law are to be found.

Primarily made of wood, my furniture seeks to satisfy functional needs while challenging precedents of design and concept.

Wanted, a lawyer, who has not become the victim of his specialty, a mere walking bundle of precedents.

Computerized medical record handling is such a new field that very few legal precedents exist.

As a lower-court judge for 17 years, she said, she has faithfully upheld the law and precedents.

There was no end ofparallel cases and these made precedents to guide me.

Are there precedents for such a combination ? Certainly.

Many of these provisions mirror international precedents, but it's still not clear how Chinese regulators will use their new powers.

If that's the case, a BHP-Rio deal would be but an opening act in a world-wide competition for resources for which there are few precedents.

English law is much more complex, and is based on intricate precedents and judges' discretion that cannot simply be looked up and applied.

But others the president wins merely on a technicality, and several clearly already have precedents.

Others have been reported as using English precedents in provincial courts, which are being accepted by the courts.

If it were, then under U. S. law, precedents such as those that resulted from the controversy over Napster and file-sharing could apply.

This paper also expounds the initiation and application of criminal judicial precedents as well as possible problems.

Although Bi in the same period included some contents of judicial precedents, it was not a typical one.

Each step was believed to be based upon Scripture or upon precedents that were warranted by Scripture.

In current English humor, precedents mainly come from television programs, movies, children's literature, songs and political discourse.

Indeed, the coaching manuals could be deemed to promote it, and a thousand or more successful precedents appear to endorse it.

Adjacent to the pool is a sauna, executed in a rustic style, alluding to both Finnish and Japanese precedents.

In traditional Chinese law, precedents are those judicial decisions with general effect established by special procedures.

Washington has also initiated cases with an eye to establishing useful precedents.

WSDL occupies a space with many of its precedents overlapping some of the specifications.

The Gushi in Han, Wei and Jin periods was a customary practice rather than judicial precedents.

Indeed, many Sierra Leoneans are proud of the court's work and the precedents that it might set for other African countries.

The law, perhaps to a greater extent than other disciplines, does concentrate on the rules and precedents announced in the past.

Whether they had ever, at different times, pleaded for and against the same cause, and cited precedents to prove contrary opinions?

The Trace Precedents command requires that the active cell contain a formula which includes valid references.

High-volume legal matters, which rely on precedents and templates, are the most obvious targets for fixed fees.

And the precedents are awful. In Palestine, India and Yugoslavia partition led not just to war and forced migration but to a series of wars.

The clerk assisted the judge by looking up related precedents. Her breathing was assisted by a respirator.

Whether Japanese consumers will embrace mass-market imports remains to be seen, since there are few precedents.

in fact , precedents now are very important in many countries of the civil law , and have convincible force in practice.

Therefore, the use of judicial precedents in judicial practice as a supplement to the code law seems very important.

China, where vacationing itself is a relatively new phenomenon, held relatively few precedents.

Some of my nerdier colleagues point out that there are precedents.

Those who took the decision to pull the ballet were following their government's accommodating precedents.

Also includes numerous case citations to provide fast review of precedents to support your motions and objections.

But the precedents are not clear: some caliphs took power by inheritance, others through consensus, others by force.

There are precedents for such drastic action, notably the response to the Swedish banking crisis of the early 1990s.

There were few precedents and proven medical treatments for victims of radiation poisoning.

There is no European sovereign to emit European sovereign bonds. But there are legal precedents for collective borrowing.

Why would they want to cede power peacefully when faced with the precedents of Mubarak (trial and imprisonment) and Gaddafi (lynching)?

Precedents are vital devices in the operation of Parliament , the administrative bodies and the courts of law .

So there are cases of precedents of a sort of modified name we use in order to get in.

"Case law" describes the entire body of judge made law and today includes common law and equity precedents.

Intime Department Store and the West for a hundred large stake in joint control, there are precedents.

Buying commercial paper relieves short- term cash and credit problems for companies and has precedents in the UK and in the US .

The prevailing civil law with sundry misunderstands and misuses of Supreme court legal precedents further make the situation worsening.

Case law describe the entire body of judge-made law and today includes common law and equity precedents .

No precedents were available to show us how a modern day currency board system should be structured.

These precedents came directly from the work of the installations and from the experiences of the students.

There are precedents for reaching an international agreement on sharing costs and benefits - notably, the Marshall Plan.

There are several precedents for promoting people who do not have formal qualifications.

The historical precedents of the debt buildup are worrying.

Yet setting a date would make a difference only if people really believed in it, and the precedents are not encouraging.

Precedents confirm the slowness and difficulty of the process.

There is a rich vein to mine when searching for patterns and precedents that might help explain gyrations in western markets.

But there are plenty of precedents and arguments for judges to find that bankers have broader responsibilities.

In our common-law system, earlier court decisions create precedents that shape later litigation.

Two typical judicial precedents in Chinese legal history are Li and Cheng'an.

Such panic-driven politicisation is almost certain to lead to both overreaction and the creation of bad precedents.

"The Beijing Olympic Games has not yet started, but Beijing has created many precedents" already.

the third book of the Old Testament, contains Levitical law and ritual precedents.

For managers, every decision has constraints? based? on policies, procedures, laws, precedents, and the like.

Our hemisphere has seen its share of hardship, but there are few precedents for the situation we're facing in Port-au-Prince.

For managers , every decision has constrains based on policies, procedures, laws, precedents , and the like.

clerk assisted the judge by looking up related precedents.

Still, precedents for such markets in Asia aren't too encouraging.

Fox managers, every decision has constraints based on policies, procedures, laws, precedents, and the like.

"There's no underlying policy logic, " Grimmelmann tells Ars. "It's just courts distinguishing precedents they don't want to agree with. "

As they stand, they set some very worrying precedents for the future.

if opened this bad cases, anyone can be an excuse for the future there are precedents.

Under the English-speaking world's common law, precedents, sometimes going back to medieval England, always play a role.

For managers every decision has constraints based on politics, procedures, laws, precedents and the like.

Precedents are binding only on courts on a lower level and in the same system.

Yet precedents as extreme as last month's "Black October" are few.

"We take these [approval] processes very seriously and there's not a lot of precedents for them. "

There are precedents in the United States.

But again, be aware of the precedents these actions would set.

Precedents for what courts will accept as 'fair'

After clarifying these basic questions, we can research more deeply how to take advantage of the ancient Chinese judicial precedents.

Finally, there are disturbing precedents.

Yet these precedents were ignored.

I am opposed to the project, considering not so desirable precedents.

Yet the precedents are worrying.

a body of law; a body of doctrine; a body of precedents.

R26; For managers every decision has constraints based on policies procedures laws precedents and the like.

New developments are always going to bring us cases, such as Weiner's, where no precedents apply.

It is contrary to all precedents.

Valid precedents are hard to find.

It is sometimes said that the development of the law through new precedents is too slow and too irregular.

Precedents that pass sub silentio are of littleor no authority.

wouldn't another approach be to show precedents?

There are precedents.

This article firstly analyzes the foreign legislations and precedents, and then gives suggestions on our country's floating charge.

Chinese book education has several precedents in our country from ancient times to the present.

Traditions: n. A set of such customs and usages viewed as a coherent body of precedents influencing the present

Examine adjusters' reports and similar insurance claims or precedents to determine extent of insurance

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