Sentence examples for cede priority from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, Dutch motorists are programmed to stop for cyclists when they see painted triangles on the road – these "sharks' teeth" markings are often used where cycleways bisect roads, with the "sharp" bit of the teeth pointing at the road users who need to cede priority.
Dour, stoic and melancholy, songs inhabit dusky ambient soundscapes and cede priority to Reid's somber contralto crooning.
What if one day you woke up to a news story like this? Feb 24: Tony Perkins, President of the formerly anti-abortion Family Research Council, admitted to the Associated Press that the organization's previously stated mission of saving the "unborn" had been ceded to other priorities.
The situation is dire and time is running out, but if Obama must insist on this approach, implementing these recommendations needs to be the priority for the Administration, as ceding power or voice to the Taliban, as of now, seems to be a shot in the dark.
Despite the move, cyclists would not have priority on the roads and must cede to pedestrians and other road users where necessary.
And Congress, like state governments, has been hesitant to cede control of choosing which projects to finance, even as their spending priorities have often been questioned.
After Fidel ceded power to his brother Raúl, the new leader made it a priority to continue renovating the transport system.
Under a system called "decentralized management," Weinberger and now Carlucci cede to the military services much of the initiative in proposing budget priorities and recommending specific cuts.
If Republicans' priority is to protect President Trump, they are right to be wary of ceding control of the investigation.
All party leaders cede principles.
