"Therefore no single government should have a pre-eminent role in internet governance".
Fomenting dissent through diabolical means for almost 25 years, Slayer have assumed a pre-eminent role in the metal scene.
"It shows that the states need to have more of a role, perhaps a pre-eminent role, in disaster assistance," Mr. Richardson said.
The British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, said in the House of Commons today that the U.N. must have a pre-eminent role in post-Saddam Iraq.
When they see the true cost of government, they may change their minds.Within the public sector, mayors and senior civil servants could play a pre-eminent role.
The election is based on a contemptible new constitution that preserves a pre-eminent role for the armed forces in running the country's affairs (see article).
Peter Hahn, a corporate governance expert at Cass business school, points out that over the past two decades, as non-executives have taken a pre-eminent role, they have singularly failed to prevent an explosion in executive pay.
The question of a successor may be an obvious one for anyone wishing to look ahead to the future of the archdiocese, whose leader plays a pre-eminent role in the Catholic Church in America.
Realpolitik, ironically, has often been the target of Republicans and Democrats alike, who see it as a retreat from the "Wilsonian idealism" that has traditionally assigned America a pre-eminent role as a moral leader and at times – indeed, too often – a global policeman.
"No single government should have a pre-eminent role in relation to international internet governance," says a draft of the report obtained by The Economist.In this section Calling an end to poverty Hooked on discounts An icon under fire Round and round Fiddly no longer In hot water Foreigners welcome In name only?
