Examples of using Precedents in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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posing more dangerous precedents to freedom and security of international navigation.
The rise of China and India may create instability, but this is a problem with precedents, and history suggests how policies can affect the outcome.
has set precedents that will affect the law of the sea for years to come.
The bitcoin community needs influencers to spread awareness, build confidence and set precedents for the digital currency industry to reach its full potential.
However, to encourage diversity, the CEO of GV said,“I have asked our team to ignore precedents and the pressure to do what is expected.
1 god of the club for many seasons, BLD Man United is determined to avoid bad precedents for later stars to be able to end.
that these are derived from other precedents.
That will last for centuries. that created legal precedents And when the Court was strongly divided, it was his swing vote as it was many times during his 23 years on the bench.
As it was many times during his 23 years on the bench, that created legal precedents And when the Court was strongly divided, it was his swing vote that will last for centuries.
As it was many times during his 23 years on the bench, And when the Court was strongly divided, it was his swing vote that created legal precedents that will last for centuries.
the existence of comparable precedents, and the evaluation principles of each involved person.
think there are more) distinctive key ideas that do not appear to have direct precedents in Indian tradition.
While such an approach has long precedents in the sphere of charity, it is receiving renewed attention from entrepreneurs, now that social media
There are no Roman precedents for this Frankish innovation.[4] A number of other buildings, now lost,
There are no records or reliable precedents on which to base a decision, because this sort of thing happens only in stories
implications of debt relief, despite the fact that the country's private-sector debt has already been written off at EU insistence, and that there are dozens, if not hundreds, of precedents for restructuring the debts of insolvent sovereigns.
while its awards are not considered as binding legal precedents, they are regarded as highly persuasive and authoritative precedent by subsequent tribunals.
managed through joint or multilateral development regimes, for which there are various precedents although none as complicated as the South China Sea.
I admire the boldness of counsel and the vision of the management of Deutsche Bank to opt for investment arbitration at a time when there were no precedents,” said Georges Affaki, a lawyer with a large ISDS practice.
Legislation College who specializes on cybercrimes, commented that immediate arrests may possibly have been an too much measure due to the fact there are no legal precedents on handling comparable cases.