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121. Chapter one, different countries and area' s legislation, judicial precedent and theories.

122. The theory of trademark dilution originated from the scholarly exploration in America and the judicial precedent in Germany. It's been legislated in some countries.

123. "As the first of every thing, in our situation will serve to establish a Precedent, " he wrote James Madison, "it is devoutly wished on my part,(http://sentencedict.com/precedent.html) that these precedents may be fixed on true principles."

124. A contract subject to a condition precedent becomes effective once such condition is satisfied.

125. The idea that the inflation genie can be painlessly rebottled has no historic precedent.

126. Based on the legal tradition , reality and trend of merge between the two legal families, we should establish the administrative precedent system under the domination of the written law.

127. Statutory Law has inherent limitation which can't be broken by itself, precedent has some advantages that can overcome it.

128. Where by this clause any dispute or difference is to be referred to arbitration the making of an award shall be a condition precedent to any right of action by either party against the other.

129. Positive law is the main source of continental legal system, while the source of law in Anglo-American countries is based on judicial precedent.

130. While foreign decisions do not rank as precedent, Kagan answered that they could be informative in much the same way as one might gain knowledge or insight from reading a law review article.

131. This is an explorative project without precedent(sentencedict.com), and the results methioned important theoretical and experiment value.

132. Establish the criminal judicial precedent system with our Chinese feature.

133. Follows the precedent, which is the traditional supporting strength, becomes an important judicial principle and core and foundation of the England legal system.

134. Any important decrease in overall DAH following the current economic recession would have little historical precedent and claims of inevitability would be unjustifiable.

135. Jhering's theory had great influence to German law-making and judicial precedent and gave impetus to the law-making of countries belonging to the Continental Law System.

136. Employment with the Company through December 31, 2007 is a condition precedent to receipt of any portion of a bonus under the Plan, except as provided by applicable law .

137. Muammar el-Qaddafi. But from a legal viewpoint, Mr. Obama is setting an even worse precedent.

138. In the same time, we analyze the elusion of the precedent mechanism.

139. Most problematically, setting a precedent of blocking websites simply makes it that much easier for a government or ISP to extend filtering as they wish.

140. Remember, an appellate precedent carries more weight than a trial court decision.

141. If it was a lovely sister, maybe it can also become good friends, I am going to precedent, huh, huh, Encipherment QQ chat to look at his record is a shortcut.

142. "For Latin America, this is not only a precedent, but an example to follow, " he adde.

143. In judicial actions the countries of continental law system have made some room for judicial precedent while persisting in formal law.

144. Management, unlike law, is not a science based on precedent.

145. The main study of the third section settles the position that the Qing Dynasty's leading case and the British judicial precedent stand in their legal system.

146. Once a problem has been solved satisfactorily in the British system , that solution tends to be used again in similar situations , and becomes a precedent to govern future actions .

147. If you'll forgive a somewhat fanciful comparison from the realm of science fiction, we could follow the precedent set by Isaac Asimov.

148. This regime refers to precedent that an archipelagic country enjoys sovereignty over its archipelago and its waters, and also regulates what rights other countries have in its waters.

149. Dil, following this precedent of preparing for the end of the world, went into the shop and bought a kilogram of goat meat.

150. Because each judicial opinion serves as a precedent for later decisions, as a result, common law is sometimes called judge-made law.