Sentence examples for claimed primacy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Pataki and Representative Benjamin A. Gilman, the senior New York Republican in Congress, have each claimed primacy on the appointments, while the White House has not said how it will resolve the situation.
These authors claimed primacy of hormesis over threshold dose responses in 2003 (Calabrese and Baldwin 2003b).
He claims primacy for the Camorra among Italy's five Mafias.
They are competing with Turkmens and Sunni Arabs who claim primacy of ownership to some of the same territory, particularly the city of Kirkuk and its surrounding province.
Even Orthodox Christians, who often resent what they see as the Vatican's attempt to claim primacy among the Christian churches, said today that they welcomed the pope.
Stephen Carter makes no such grand claim in the FT, just: "Digital Britain revives the concept of a UK industrial policy in one sector where the UK can still claim primacy".
The tribunal can claim primacy over national courts and may take over national investigations and proceedings at any stage if this is deemed to be in the interest of international justice.
Kirkuk, an oil-rich region north of Baghdad, has been at the center of the stalemate over Iraq's election laws, as Kurds, Arabs and Turkmens claim primacy within the region.
It also meant a shift to a conviction, voiced by Schopenhauer and eagerly seized upon by Wagner, that music was the greatest and deepest of the arts, and should naturally claim primacy over the others.
The five metropolitan sees of Toledo (which claimed the primacy), Tarragona, Braga, Compostela, and Sevilla formed the principal ecclesiastical divisions in Spain.
