However open-minded, a bereaved partner may take umbrage when a previous partner is given primacy as lover or muse.
The French name cot is given primacy, even though it's a term now largely confined to the Loire Valley for a grape far better known around the world as malbec.
In this telling, the 1793 Deptford, New Jersey, landing of a hot-air balloon is given primacy over the Philadelphia launch of the same balloon; the 1909 fixed-wing flight by the Boland Brothers, of Rahway, gets good screen time, the 1903 Wright Brothers flight does not.
Fusion Maia, Danang Pampering is given primacy at Fusion Maia, where all-inclusive spa treatments come as part of the package.
Content can be searched by skill, although on appearances primacy is given to user ratings with top rated videos being listed on the front page in preference to each category, a small difference from the competition.
Governments that set up what could be considered rational policy-making arrangements in which primacy is given to the role of research evidence might find the results face considerable criticisms in the media.
Economists long ago put to rest the error that Adam Smith made when he argued that manufacturing should be given primacy in a country's economy.
In a country where short works are given primacy, it may seem a peculiar criticism to say that By George could benefit from another 100 pages.
In old age, Kim I was able to read and enjoy With the Century, losing himself in a vast and intricate reimagining of his life the way it should have been, which of course became the way it had been, given the primacy of text over reality in North Korea.
The 6th Congress signified a move away from orthodox communism, with the Juche given primacy over Marxism Leninism; in foreign relations, an independent national policy was given primacy over proletarian internationalism.
