Sentence examples for good precedence from inspiring English sources

"I believe that this program is particularly relevant to our youths, it will contribute positively to the Zimbabwe we are striving to build and will set good precedence for generations," Guvamatanga noted.

They have an inability to set a good precedence for people working under them and with them.

They think they are setting a good precedence for others to follow and will be a motivation and inspiration for others, but that is really not the case.

And do a lot of listening before you respond, because she may still find it useful to hear that feeling good takes precedence over looks, but the way you say it needs to be tailored to what she's asking of you vs. coming off as boilerplate mompreach.

"Cutting corners on safety is essentially saying, 'My private good takes precedence over the public good,'" Greene said.

A great novel could be written under the French or Russian Revolution, but the inevitable voice of the author – if she is good – will take precedence.

Handing over control to an independent board or healthcare professional would be the best way to ensure that good medicine takes precedence over King/Drew's polarizing politics, said many of those consulted.

It became a French Revolution icon for much the same reason that Cecil Stoughton's photograph lodged itself in the modern American consciousness -- because it provided a visual model of devotion and duty to the national cause, of personal considerations cast aside for the public good, of the precedence of law and order over chaos and emotion.

"We are outnumbered by those who feel that politics should take precedence over good government".

"Any successful elected executive knows that real results are more important than partisan battles, and that good ideas should take precedence over rigid adherence to any particular political ideology".

It is gesture politics at their worst with the clear ideology of the author taking precedence over good sense.