Sentence examples for over establishing from inspiring English sources

The recent struggle in France over establishing limited changes to retirement rules suggests that further steps will be painful.

As ballet dancers, we had been more used to the traditional approach, in which the choreography seemed to take precedent over establishing a character.

With few exceptions, "national interests have taken precedence over establishing a strong European foreign policy identity that would give Europe credibility on global issues".

This year, the two sides have squabbled bitterly over establishing a mechanism for distributing tsunami-relief funds in Tiger-controlled areas.

This year, the two sides have squabbled bitterly over establishing a mechanism for distributing relief funds, donated after last December's devastating tsunami, in Tiger-controlled areas.

In 2000, he brought up the bitter battle over establishing a state holiday in Arizona, which he at first had opposed, while arguing that the people of South Carolina should decide whether to fly the Confederate flag over the Capitol.

Haydn, many times over, established the model of the string quartet, as listeners are continually reminded in concert programs.

It might not seem obvious, but startups have one significant competitive advantage over established firms when it comes to compliance.

Are you saying that startups have an advantage over established companies when it comes to attracting top-tier talent?

But this activism — running schools and prisons, overturning referendums, riding roughshod over established custom or law — has warped our politics, most notably with the abortion issue.

The scientific discussions that scientists have the hardest times with are not disputes over established facts: "Planck's constant is 3".