Shareholders, he believed, need to assert their primacy — and force executives to start paying attention to the price of their companies' stock.
The next moment, murky figures began to emerge from the shadows, well-heeled zombies with red-rimmed eyes lurching toward me to assert their primacy and, it seemed, snatch away my daughter's educational future.
In his deeply intelligent and passionate essay, Avishai, a Canadian-born Israeli, shines a revealing light on the evolution of the peace camp and affirms the need for secular democratic institutions to assert their primacy in a country where religious authorities wield excessive power and twenty per cent of the population is Arab.
In 1646, the townspeople of New Haven, Connecticut, feeling squeezed by the neighboring settlements of Boston, to the north, and New Amsterdam, to the south, sent a ship full of their finest wares and personages to England, to assert their primacy as a New World trading center.
By Ben McGrath In 1646, the townspeople of New Haven, Connecticut, feeling squeezed by the neighboring settlements of Boston, to the north, and New Amsterdam, to the south, sent a ship full of their finest wares and personages to England, to assert their primacy as a New World trading center.
Given that Tibet is recognised internationally as being under Chinese sovereignty and it is a common practice for secular states to assert their primacy over religious institutions, the crucial issue therefore is not the principle behind government interference, but the nature of it.
Industry researchers assert their findings, and government researchers assert theirs.
In an address on August 14th, the eve of India's independence day, he declared that "it is time that civil society and lawful government asserted their authority and primacy over the daredevil heroes of crime and banditry".
Without mentioning him by name, President K. R. Narayanan, in a speech on Aug. 14, the eve of Indian Independence Day, declared, "It is time that civil society and the lawful government asserted their authority and primacy over the daredevil heroes of crime and banditry".
But the Russians like asserting their ownership.
He analyses the dangerous period, not quite over, when intellectuals "bold enough to assert the primacy of reason over revelation knew they were doing so at their own peril .But reason, Mr Rodenbeck seems to suggest, is bound to prevail among Egyptians.
