Sentence examples similar to order privilege from inspiring English sources

The rationality is that this order privileges lower cost mutation operators which represent fault categories difficult to be detectable by FindBugs.

Respect for birth-order privilege seems deeply imprinted.

Powers can alter not only "first-order" privileges and claims, but "second-order" incidents as well (Sumner 1987, 31).

Next in the pecking order of privilege are the "commoners".

In an inversion of the old order, the privilege with which Tories are associated has become a cultural millstone.

Such approach has been chosen in order to privilege the usability and has significant advantages for a future usage in triage activity.

Version 1 -- the first Really Really Bad Argument -- goes like this: Marriage exists in order to "privilege and regulate procreative conduct".

Quite the contrary; they delayed the humanitarian aid of countries such as Venezuela and Cuba, of European countries, of CARICOM, in order to privilege militarization.

Founded in the 12th century, the Templars were an important Crusading order whose privileges seemed poorly justified after the fall of the last Crusader outpost in the Holy Land.

In 1139 Pope Innocent II issued a bull that granted the order special privileges: the Templars were allowed to build their own oratories and were not required to pay the tithe; they were also exempt from episcopal jurisdiction, being subject to the pope alone.

On this occasion, the women constitute themselves into a group that challenges the traditional social order which privileges the men, by recounting the follies of men in their daily experiences.' (2003 29 I suggest that the Borana women's use of jokes espoused a discourse of power in which they were able to place themselves in an alternative gender hierarchy.