Sentence examples for get primacy from inspiring English sources

"There is a good argument that the preservation goal ought to get primacy here and public access should be pursued closer to the populated areas of the state".

The gamesmanship taking place may determine which project gets primacy.

And then, at the other end of the scale, Paulus Potter's enormous and jubilant portrait of an ideal bull, the size of life, gets the primacy it deserves in one large room.

Those charges have primacy under international law.

"The constituents have primacy," said Beverly Sills, chairwoman of Lincoln Center.

Must one — and only one — have primacy?

Mechanistic plausibility and utility therefore take primacy over OBJ value.

Lanfranc wrote to Alexander II, attempting to get a written papal privilege of Canterbury's primacy, but Alexander replied that Lanfranc must personally resubmit the case to the papal court before a papal privilege could be issued.

Bernard Jenkin, chairman of the Commons Public Administration Committee, added: "After all the statements made by the Prime Minister [and] the Foreign Secretary about being in Europe but not run by Europe, the pledge to restore the primacy of national parliaments, the pledge to get an opt-out from the charter of fundamental rights, to restore our borders..

The industry and local county governments, which get a share of the proceeds, say the plan restores the rightful primacy of logging on these tracts.

"There is a primacy on getting money out of door and there is less urgency on how it is spent or how well it is spent," said Jake Johnston, a research associate at the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a policy institute in Washington.