Sentence examples for acknowledging the primacy from inspiring English sources
More practical matters, such as the acquisition of new provinces acknowledging the primacy of the papacy, and a desire to influence the emerging power of the Kentish kingdom under Æthelberht, were probably involved.
Interestingly, when Bowlby started to present his ground-breaking ideas, he was almost expelled from his psychoanalyst community, because he apparently insisted on the relevance of (early) human interaction for mental health, rather than acknowledging the primacy of intrapsychic conflict as key to psychopathology [ 27].
After all, both systems acknowledge the primacy of Shariah law.
Unlike many other composers, Ades refuses to acknowledge the primacy of the past.
And the American bishops themselves, in their guide to faithful citizenship, acknowledge the primacy of the well-formed human conscience.
Mr. Krens envisioned a "global museum" that nonetheless seemed to acknowledge the primacy of Western contemporary art.
Islamic courts would be forced to acknowledge the primacy of English law under a bill being introduced in the House of Lords.
The Greeks acknowledged the primacy of the pope, and the Latins acknowledged the right of the Greeks to ordain married men into the priesthood.
The writer calls him "one of the most original composers of our time". Unlike many other composers, Ades refuses to acknowledge the primacy of the past.
What has emerged is a very different picture of healthy and unhealthy human life, one that acknowledges the primacy of social relationships over internal state, and is more rooted in ethology, field biology and evolution than than in medicine or cell biology.
This operation of the mind, called "production of representations" ["Vorstellungsproduktion"], became an important and fruitful, although controversial, notion in Gestalt psychology, as Meinong still acknowledges the primacy of elementary representations.
