There is no precedent for using social media to stop a genocide this is uncharted territory.

But there is also Charles de Gaulle s precedent of a peaceful exit by an elected president.

But Haiti provided us with something else unprecedented.

This is a very significant precedent for censorship.

This isn't a bad precedent for Russia to follow.

And for the Eurozone, it would be a failure, and a disturbing precedent.

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There is also a very vibrant Iranian modern and contemporary art scene.

To strip him of his post negates a basic pillar of democracy and sets a dangerous precedent.

There's several definitions of what a punishment is, but one definition, the most popular, is a punishment is a stimulus that reduces the immediately preceding behavior, such that it's less likely to occur in the future.

It is also the main precedent for anarcho pacifism.

The electoral commissioner declared, with the consent of the parties, to run an unprecedented second re run.

There is some concern that if the Supreme Court decides on behalf of the rice farmers, it will set a precedent and other already demarcated and ratified indigenous lands may be equally questioned.

While people are engaged in creating a totally different world, they always form vivid images of the preceding world.

All the facts and accounts I cited in my previous article were historically accurate.

The use of chemical weapons sets a dangerous precedent in a region with significant stockpiles and plenty of conflict.

Many European politicians would view a member state s repatriation of competences as a totally destructive precedent, and thus would oppose it resolutely.

And this then has given rise to unprecedented and unexpected moral controversy.

Thus, they created a precedent for European behavior in Asia during the following centuries.

The Duke said that it was contrary to precedent for a Sovereign or former Sovereign to attend any coronation of another.

There's a mystery. There's a mystery in the moment.

Morality proper, i.e., self restraint, can only develop through careful education in a civil state.

Most compositions are Zappa's, which set a precedent for the rest of his recording career.

Awarding such an image opens a dangerous precedent in which the photo itself is more important than the human rights of the person photographed.

There is a precedent for this, in that unions already have committees on other issues for example, a gender committee, an international committee and an education committee.

This very special case of the two French territorial communities should not create a precedent for other cases that may arise in the future .

Sami Does this investigation against your colleague Michel Bozgounov set a bad precedent for politicians to control what you can and cannot blog about?

Such a precedent would be applicable to the other member states, which would mean the end of the EU.

Russian bloggers are rightly concerned that Shirinkin's case might set a bad precedent for the country's Internet users.

Indeed, in 1972, the UK Parliament unilaterally prorogued the Parliament of Northern Ireland, setting a precedent relevant to contemporary devolved institutions.

Hugenberg moved the party in a far more radical direction than it had taken under its previous leader, Kuno Graf von Westarp.

Is there a book in the desk? No, there isn't.

NCBs may have to revise the data referring to the previous reference month ( ordinary revisions ) .

If the expected signal is absent or incorrect, some preceding stage of the electronics is not operating correctly.

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There's a mirror.