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By our law, the president's wife is a private citizen, although she is given precedence by courtesy.

"Any complaint from the affected parties will naturally be given precedence by the commission, in line with its normal procedures," the watchdog said in a statement.

Proportional rate differentiation can provide such predictability to wireless nodes for them to internally ensure that essential information is given precedence by the application or between applications deployed on the same node.

Parochial political agendas at home that are given precedence by leaders in Washington, Berlin, Rome and elsewhere is one.

Although we are supportive of this new medal, we are concerned that it is given precedence above awards earned by service members for actions on the battlefield, such as the Bronze Star Medal and Purple Heart.

Those energy carriers that could be most effectively influenced by the appropriate strategy were given precedence.

The title of grandee, abolished under Joseph Bonaparte, was revived in 1834, when, by the Estatuto real, grandees were given precedence in the chamber of peers.

Participants' availability to do outreach was limited by their other priorities, which were given precedence.

The strings and brass sections of the band, when given precedence, were also compelling, but it was the interplay between the drums (played by Jack Baker) and saxophone (Mike Lesirge) that was outstanding.

One is the growing concern for the environment shown by China's leaders, after decades in which economic growth was given precedence over environmental protection.

Partly because of this extraordinary wealth, the Nizam was always feted by the British as the most senior prince in India, and given precedence over his rivals.