Sentence examples for his precedence from inspiring English sources

"I am also an avid collector of Junya Watanabe's work – so his precedence offers me many lessons".

But his precedence likely has more to do with the fact that Enron has been so intensively investigated than his actual importance in the California crisis.

The act which naturalised Albert as a British subject left the question of his precedence unresolved.

Despite the creation of the new archdiocese, Jaenberht retained his position as the senior cleric in the land, with Hygeberht conceding his precedence.

However, a combination of declining health and disagreements of opinions over the next thirteen years saw him resign his precedence as bishop in 1872 and then as head of the diocese in 1881.

This cumbersome arrangement was rectified on May 24 just before the Battle of North Anna, when Burnside agreed to waive his precedence of rank and was placed under Meade's direct command.

It's something that Neeson appears to be aware of, as his upcoming slate suggests that, like Cage, he's edging his way out of the genre and giving his acting skills precedence over his ability to kill non-Americans.

The emperor could convene and preside over the Senate, his report and other communications taking precedence; his name also headed the list of senators.

She said his columns always took precedence over his health.

The sense that the world had been duped by his puritanical image took precedence over his life and work, and the contradictions that they revealed.

I now have to hold myself to my own standard.It is worse than that.Mr Fox was indeed doomed to go, by British lights, once his personal interests took precedence over his government activities.