Sentence examples for claims for priority from inspiring English sources

But then, in the name of those same principles, pomo challenged the West's claims for priority over competing perspectives, criticizing its philosophical idealism and its notions of objectivity.

Apparently, the first to use a version of universal validity and explicitly propose it as both necessary and sufficient for logical truth was Bolzano (see Bolzano 1837, §148; and Coffa 1991, pp. 33 4 for the claim of priority).

The Darwin Manuscripts Project (http://darwin.amnh.org) is an excellent resource for someone interested in the evidence for Darwin's claim of priority or in nature and extent of his thoughts on natural selection during the period prior to 1859.

There was no overall commander, and no authority capable of resolving competing claims for resources, setting priorities, or shifting resources from one command to the other.

This difference in outlook eventually led to a bitter dispute between the two men over claims to priority for the invention.

In our own politicized age, exegetes have scrutinized the various New Testament testimonies to the Resurrection less for literal consistency than for competing claims to priority and authority among early Christian leaders and communities.

Claims for funeral expenses are considered priority claims and are paid first, along with final medical expenses, and estate administration fees.

When a fund went belly-up, the government's claim took priority for recovering assets, alienating other investors.

When you publish, you get to claim scientific priority for a discovery.

The chief difficulty for these claims of temporal priority is of the chicken-and-egg variety: nucleic acids need proteins and other cellular components to make proteins (Smith 1992).

While one office gave the highest priority level to 37percentt of claims, for example, another gave that status to only 5percentt.