Sentence examples for has preference over the from inspiring English sources

Far from requiring the courts to give "particular regard to the importance of … freedom of expression" – which is what it says and what the appeal court thought it meant – section 12 makes no difference to the wider principle that in balancing privacy against freedom of expression neither right has preference over the other.

A hierarchical assignation scheme was defined in the guidelines, so that the curator should label the mention according to the ranking provided for the SACEM: SYSTEMATIC has preference over the rest of SACEMs, FORMULA over TRIVIAL and so on.

In the normal elongation phase the polymerase activity of the enzyme has preference over the nuclease activity.

Finally, each individual has preferences over the available goods.

If there is no obstacle at front, but there is an obstacle towards left or right, the heading changes diagonally accordingly, where left have preference over right (with no particular reason).

Each individual has preferences over these policies that satisfy the axioms of subjective expected utility theory.

In case of degenerative changes of the DRUJ or persistent incongruity of the joint, prosthetic replacement of the distal ulna currently has preference over distal ulna resection.

In contrast, all the necessary interactions need to be coordinated to regulate the production of the target product (modeled with a min operator, similar to a logic AND interaction; hence, inhibition has preference over activation).

Sufficient interactions can regulate the production of the target product independently of other sufficient interactions (modeled with a max operator, similar to a logic OR interaction; hence, activation has preference over inhibition).

Note that a QCI with lower priority parameter has preference over a QCI with higher priority parameter.

Both sides of the market must have preferences not just over individuals but over sets; i.e. consultants have preferences over groups of students, and students have preferences over pairs of jobs.