Examples of using Set a precedent in English and their translations into Danish
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will set a precedent, and that in other cases of flagrant breaches of human rights, the European Union will have the courage to act just as promptly.
This novel approach to international intervention in the internal affairs of a sovereign state will set a precedent which may, in the future, lead to attempts by the international community to manipulate the internal affairs
It is worth pointing out to Parliament that this agreement reached by the 38 countries will set a precedent in so far as for the first time the agreement will have binding force upon its contracting parties.
This original cluster of buildings set a precedent for the development of the Danforth Campus;
we hope that his case will set a precedent for more liberal individual human rights policies on the part of the Iranian government.
The first is that it has been said that this case will not set a precedent, that it is a sui generis case,
This would set a precedent for starting a debate on the integration of self-employed persons in other sectors,
it ought therefore to be particularly exemplary because it will set a precedent.
emphasises in its statement that what has happened in the construction products case cannot set a precedent.
clearly said that that case could not set a precedent.
What better object could set a precedent for both our fashion demands
most of the European countries set a precedent which was bound to destabilise the Caucasus region.
will set a precedent in so far as for the first time the agreement will have binding force upon its contracting parties.
misrule therefore set a precedent where bad kings could be disposed by those who also had claims to the throne through their ancestry.
I am concerned that this might set a precedent for the introduction of speed limiters for other types of vehicle.
would not in any way set a precedent.
I am also clear about the fact that it would set a precedent if the Commission and the Council were to agree to the demands which many of us have made today,
as it can set a precedent for other EU passenger rights legislation.
It has set a precedent in that, as the resolution states,
The issue of Fiji is important, not only in its own right, but because it will set a precedent as to whether semi-clandestine coups-in-waiting along similar lines will see the light of day