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• "I'm happy because I have created a precedent for other soccer players,"
• "There's a great danger we'll create a precedent for other sectors,"
• House authorities may have unwittingly created a precedent for all sorts of commercial events.
• Consider instead that the band's decision creates a precedent for other bands and other misbehaving players.
• Despite being defeated, Wang Cong er has been credited with creating a precedent for revolts against Chinese imperial rule.
• South Korean and foreign business executives said the Daewoo break-up could create a precedent for other chaebol to follow.
• But the Canadian move shocked the company, because it threatened to create a precedent for officials in the United States.
• Neither does he want to permanently subsidize a team that will create a precedent for future hits on his financial judgment.
• It would also create a precedent for US intervention in the region, and encroach on Saudi Arabia's role as a stragic partner.
• By creating a precedent for cross-sector partnering and integrated planning to achieve this ambitious goal, GHP is laying the groundwork for nationwide transferability.
• Civilian Public Service created a precedent for the Alternative Service Program for conscientious objectors in the United States during the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
• Lawyer Abdel Moneim Abdel Maksoud said the decision concerning the 15 Muslim Brotherhood members could create a precedent for future cases involving political prisoners.
• That would create a precedent for other north Caucasus regions like Chechnya and Ossetia, let alone larger regions like Tatarstan or Yakutia, in Siberia.
• Would a U . S . incursion into a country that had not struck it first create a precedent for India to strike Pakistan?
• The reason, he said, " was the geo-strategic spreading of NATO's interests and its areas and also to create a precedent for using force ."
• Critics said the administration was trying to create a precedent for viewing a fetus as a separate physical and legal entity, with its own rights.
• Any agreement to assure U . S . companies a share of the Japanese auto market, they may reason, will only create a precedent for other industries.
• These rules created a precedent for a referee managing secret information about underground spaces on graph paper that would be followed by " Dungeons & Dragons ".
• On each of the four previous occasions, a handful of influential House members blocked the measure, saying they feared creating a precedent for future such changes dealing with other wars.