Sentence examples for from the primacy from inspiring English sources

Sleeping away from the primacy.

Tutu retired from the primacy in 1996 and became archbishop emeritus.

By Albert Goldbarth The New Yorker, December 21 , 1992P. 118 Sleeping away from the primacy.

The New Yorker, December 21 , 1992P. 118 Sleeping away from the primacy.

The importance of prosody for understanding the language comprehension system stems from the primacy of spoken language.

One of the threads followed in this book is the gradual resolving of that tension: the ideological shift from the primacy of the individual to that of the collective.

A broadly coherent set of attitudes was found which clustered around three themes of: approval of the use of the Mental Health Act for protection of patients from harm; the primacy of the consideration of best interests of patients with anorexia nervosa; and the preservation of autonomy in anorexia nervosa, as seen in the ability to make choices, retain control and make decisions about treatment.

Gibraltarians were given assurances over cultural differences from Spaniards and the primacy of the English language.

On the whole, those psychiatrists in our sample who emphasised patient protection from harm and the primacy of best interests also viewed the anorexia nervosa as interfering with patients' abilities to make autonomous decisions.

However, a new democratic second chamber would be unique among our institutions because a direct mandate from voters would compromise the primacy of the Commons.

I'd like to say it freed me from some belief in the primacy of the novel, but I had already got there, of course (that's one of the things that drew me to Teaching a Stone in the first place).