The Druze religion was named for ad-Darazī because his preaching established his preeminence among the founders in the public's mind, even though Ḥamzah had been the first to organize the movement.
The Ink Spots established the preeminence of the tenor and bass singer as members of the pop vocal ensemble, and their influence can be heard in rhythm-and-blues music beginning in the 1940s (in records by the Ravens), throughout the '50s, and well into the '70s.
Others have established the preeminence of personal relationships in peoples' judgments of their quality of life [ 21].
Like his brothers, Louis sought to establish his preeminence in the old empire.
The code states that a servitude "is a charge laid on an estate for the use and utility of another estate belonging to another owner," and it emphasizes that "servitudes do not establish any preeminence of one estate over another".
The code states that a servitude "is a charge laid on an estate for the use and utility of another estate belonging to another owner," and it emphasizes that "servitudes do not establish any preeminence of one estate over another". Title in land may be acquired within 10 or 20 years if the possessor believed, in good faith, that he was the real owner.
For the remainder of the century, successive administrations relied on these principles to establish American preeminence throughout the Western Hemisphere.
A relatively gentle tradition evolved in Austria from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Franz Schubert to Gustav Mahler, whereas Britain excelled in marches that were theatrical rather than military in nature and as such were virtually unrivaled until the early 1900s, when John Philip Sousa established America's preeminence in the field of band music.
Jerusalem and Cyprus, however, were now plagued by civil war because Frederick's imperial concept of government was contrary to the well-established preeminence of the Jerusalem baronage.
By the 1st century bc, as is clear from the writings of Cicero and Dionysius (who vainly disputed his preeminence), Thucydides was established as the great historian, and since that time his fame has been secure.
Proposing that Xerox "establish scientific preeminence" in fast-developing computer technology, Goldman persuaded the company to create a new corporate lab that would focus on the future.
