They hurry in swarms through the streets, unbothered by traffic rules, taking precedence whenever they want, rendering motorists powerless by their sheer numbers.
Our food supplies are privately owned by giant corporations, with the profits taking precedence over the very health of our children.
Redundancies, generated when ISfinder sequences were also detected by RepeatScout, were removed, with the ISfinder name taking precedence.
Property values are taking precedence over community.
When the state of E-stat5b is only affected by the dashed arrows, the activation by E-Cdkn2c is considered to take precedence over the inhibitions by I-BIc3 and I-Myc, as the upregulation of E-stat5b has been observed in the experiments.
Mr. Picard's position is that the "trustee's claims, by law, take precedence," she added.
These releases, required by law, took precedence over the voluntary effort to declassify covert actions, he said.
The court's ruling appears to be based on convoluted logic, arguing that international agreements signed by Russia take precedence over its domestic laws — though that was hardly the case when Russia annexed Crimea last year, breaking its promise in the 1994 Budapest Memorandum to "respect the independence and sovereignty and the existing borders of Ukraine".
In the 4th century bc Rome began to take precedence among the sister cities of Latium, weakened by their dissensions.
I truly regret that unfounded narratives fuelled by ideological solidarity take precedence over an objective assessment of the case.
Whether you're on the right or the left, the idea that law made by bureaucrats should take precedence over a democratic parliament is obscene.
