Examples of using A precedent in English and their translations into Chinese
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The study sets a precedent for co-administering this or related drugs and starting cancer therapy simultaneously, though such interventions would first require lengthy human trials.
This year's lending data are therefore likely to set a precedent for the future, rather than being a one-off blip.
That would set a precedent that ageing is a disorder that can be treated with medicines, and perhaps spur progress and funding for ageing research.
A precedent for Luxembourg's move was set in 1990, when Belgium's King Badouin found himself unable to approve an abortion law.
Otherwise a precedent would be set that might lead to an era in which States would be subject to the whims of a super-State or institution.
A precedent exists; in 2009, the Assembly debated the issue of the" responsibility to protect".
If you allow this to become a precedent, then the authorities can simply detain anyone for any political consideration,” he said.
Finally, Mr. Obama in effect enforced Islamic law, a precedent that could lead to other forms of compulsory Shariah compliance.
The approach of ad hoc tribunals could not constitute a precedent or be considered automatically applicable to a permanent international criminal court.
The author was told that this decision was a precedent that he could use in order to petition a competent court concerning his case.
A precedent for describing crimes to be covered by a convention in this manner is found in the United Nations Model Treaty on Extradition.
Mr. Maiyegun(Nigeria) expressed concern that the text was establishing a precedent whereby a United Nations convention was in effect limiting its own scope.
There is a precedent for this approach, with the 2017 COP23 held in Bonn, but it was presided over by Fiji.
If his coup is successful, it will establish a precedent that will permit the further destruction of the country's liberal democratic legacy.
However, any decision should not be considered a precedent for future General Assembly decisions pertaining to other judicial forums in the United Nations system.
The embargo imposed against Cuba some 48 years ago set a precedent for unilateral behaviour by Member States outside the framework of international law.
The 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses sets a precedent that needs to be observed.
However, paragraph 7 of the resolution was of concern to her delegation as a precedent that could be easily misunderstood.
Although the 11th-hour return is surprising, there is a precedent for it.
In 1916, Hughes hired Bernice Lowen and Helen Aitken to establish a Home Economics Department, which set a precedent in the home appliance industry.