Sentence examples for given primacy to from inspiring English sources

The internal design of database systems has traditionally given primacy to the needs of transactional data.

That would upend a system that has traditionally given primacy to the interests of large mining companies.

It is because successive governments have not given primacy to such essential as electricity, piped water and easily accessible and affordable cooking fuel, that women are still forced to spend long hours in such tasks.

In the context of public amenities, whose benefits of preservation are not totally reflected by the market, the valuation of cultural heritage has given primacy to the contingent valuation method, with very few attempts being made to valuation via the discrete choice experiments technique (DCE).

While the intelligence was sufficient to convince most insiders across the world that Saddam had powerful weapons, he could and should have probed the "45 minutes" thesis more on WMDs and given primacy to his moral case for war over WMDs.

He added that the resolution showed "India had initially given primacy to its relationship and commitments to Bhutan" but officials had clearly changed their mind.

A predistributive approach gives primacy to reform.

They also give primacy to developmentally appropriate and therapeutic interventions.

The Atomic Energy Act of 1954 gave primacy to the federal government.

For giving primacy to the body and feeling its every inch.

"The courts do not give primacy to these matters," she says.